ResearchMoz presents this most up-to-date research on "Coal Mine Gate Cost Curve: Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast".
This report provides a breakdown of mining cash costs per tonne for individual coal operations, company production and country production. Timetrics analysis covers 270 coal operations accounting for over 1,000Mt of coal production globally. Overall 30 companies have been included, ranging from the large producers, such Peabody Energy, Shenhua Energy, and Glencore, to smaller players, such as Whitehaven.
Summary
This presentation and accompanying Excel data, provides an coal cost curve for 270 mines, with breakdown of costs into mining, processing, admin, royalties.
Specific datasets include:
Global Mine Level Cost Costs
Global Company Equity Production Costs
Country level Production Costs
Peabody Cost Curve
Scope
The report is based Timetric's proprietary cost estimation model and data from Timetric's Mining Intelligence Center.
Reasons To Buy
Understand the global industry structure of coal mines
Analyze mines you may be working with, including how they compare against their peers
Assess the performance of coal companies
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Key Highlights
Global coal mine gate costs vary considerably. Large opencast operations in the US Powder River Basin, can have costs below US$10/t, while deeper pits in Australia can have costs closer to US$50/t.
Processing costs make a difference in mine gate cost. Indonesian thermal coal, with its low ash content (below 5%) does not need to be washed, reducing costs by up US$10/t in comparison to Australian and US operations.
Low strip ratios will ensure most operations have low mining costs per tonne. Indeed strip ratios are often the determinant for whether a coal deposit is economically feasible. Many of the higher strip operations produce high quality metallurgical coal, which generate higher revenues to cover their operating costs.
Large US producers in the powder river basin, like Arch Coal and Peabody Energy dominate the first quartile of the cost curve. Major exporting companies such as Glencore, BHP Billiton and Anglo American are in the second and third quartiles: they produce higher quality coal, which is becoming rarer.
Country level average mine gate cash costs reflect the nature of their respective coal industries. For instance the US has high cost operations in the Appalachian basin, however these are offset by their large opencast operation in the powder river basins. Australia is firmly in the second half of the curve, due to its higher strip ratios, and processing costs.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Methodology
Cost Components
Key Highlights
Global Coal Cost Curve, 2015
Company Cost Curve, 2015
Country Cost Curve 2015
Peabody Energy Cost Curve, 2015
Further Information
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This report provides a breakdown of mining cash costs per tonne for individual coal operations, company production and country production. Timetrics analysis covers 270 coal operations accounting for over 1,000Mt of coal production globally. Overall 30 companies have been included, ranging from the large producers, such Peabody Energy, Shenhua Energy, and Glencore, to smaller players, such as Whitehaven.
Summary
This presentation and accompanying Excel data, provides an coal cost curve for 270 mines, with breakdown of costs into mining, processing, admin, royalties.
Specific datasets include:
Global Mine Level Cost Costs
Global Company Equity Production Costs
Country level Production Costs
Peabody Cost Curve
Scope
The report is based Timetric's proprietary cost estimation model and data from Timetric's Mining Intelligence Center.
Reasons To Buy
Understand the global industry structure of coal mines
Analyze mines you may be working with, including how they compare against their peers
Assess the performance of coal companies
Make an Enquiry of this report @ http://www.researchmoz.us/enquiry.php?type=E&repid=828748
Key Highlights
Global coal mine gate costs vary considerably. Large opencast operations in the US Powder River Basin, can have costs below US$10/t, while deeper pits in Australia can have costs closer to US$50/t.
Processing costs make a difference in mine gate cost. Indonesian thermal coal, with its low ash content (below 5%) does not need to be washed, reducing costs by up US$10/t in comparison to Australian and US operations.
Low strip ratios will ensure most operations have low mining costs per tonne. Indeed strip ratios are often the determinant for whether a coal deposit is economically feasible. Many of the higher strip operations produce high quality metallurgical coal, which generate higher revenues to cover their operating costs.
Large US producers in the powder river basin, like Arch Coal and Peabody Energy dominate the first quartile of the cost curve. Major exporting companies such as Glencore, BHP Billiton and Anglo American are in the second and third quartiles: they produce higher quality coal, which is becoming rarer.
Country level average mine gate cash costs reflect the nature of their respective coal industries. For instance the US has high cost operations in the Appalachian basin, however these are offset by their large opencast operation in the powder river basins. Australia is firmly in the second half of the curve, due to its higher strip ratios, and processing costs.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Methodology
Cost Components
Key Highlights
Global Coal Cost Curve, 2015
Company Cost Curve, 2015
Country Cost Curve 2015
Peabody Energy Cost Curve, 2015
Further Information
To Get Sample Copy of Report visit @ http://www.researchmoz.us/enquiry.php?type=S&repid=828748
