China's Import of Australian Coal Set to Reach 80 Million Tons, Reverting to Normal Levels
Friday, 8 March 2024, 03:10
China's Import of Australian Coal in 2023
Guangdong Energy, a Chinese state-owned utility company, is set to import 80 million tons of Australian coal this year, signaling a return to normal levels. This comes after a ban on Australian coal resulted in a significant decrease in imports.
Key Points:
- China aims to import 80 million tons of Australian coal in 2023.
- Guangdong Energy, the largest utility company in Guangdong Province, is a major player in this import.
- After a ban, China's import levels dropped drastically but are now expected to recover.
- The trade relations between China and Australia are showing signs of normalization.
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