EIA expects coal output in the U.S. to decline by 22.2% YOY in 2020

Coal output in the U.Asian Metal CopyrightS.Asian Metal CopyrightS.Asian Metal Copyright coal output to be about 550 million short tons in 2021, down by 6.Asian Metal Copyright is expected to be 523 million short tons (474 million tons) in 2020, down by 24.Asian Metal Copyright The EIA expects U.Asian Metal Copyright2% from the output of 690 million short tons in 2019, according to the Short-term Energy Outlook released by the U.Asian Metal Copyright2 million short tons in 2020, down by 31.Asian Metal CopyrightS.Asian Metal CopyrightS.Asian Metal Copyright Energy Information Administration (EIA) on May 12.

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