Column: China's Q1 coal imports jump to new highs as factories throttle up
29 Mar 2023
A reclaimer places coal in stockpiles at the coal port in
Newcastle June 6, 2012. REUTERS/Daniel Munoz
LITTLETON, Colorado, March 27
(Reuters) - China's imports of thermal coal in the opening quarter of 2023 have
soared to new highs as utilities and businesses restocked in anticipation of
greater energy use following the easing of strict zero-COVID policies that
curbed coal demand in 2022.
Reporting By Gavin Maguire; Editing
by Christian Schmollinger