China’s Coal Output Falls in September Before Winter Heating

Commodities2 days ago

Crude oil production in China saw accelerated growth throughout September, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics. The agency also reported a modest drop in electricity generation and a decrease in raw coal output from industrial enterprises above designated size, although the decline in coal production was narrower than in previous periods and natural gas output remained broadly stable.

The dip in coal output comes while worries are mounting regarding the availability of fuel before the winter heating season. Energy demand in China typically peaks during this period, and the recent fall in output has increased concerns over supply stability as the country approaches its highest consumption months.

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China’s Coal Output Falls in September Before Winter Heating

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