Inner Mongolia's coal output up by 10.6% YOY to 728 million tons from Jan to Oct
2017-12-05 16:35:26 [Print]
According to Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Commission of Economy and Information Technology, the region produced 728 million tons of coal from January to October, up by 10.6% YOY with an average monthly output of 72.84 million tons.
In terms of region, eastern Inner Mongolia turned out 200 million tons of coal, up by 12.6%; western Inner Mongolia produced 530 million tons, up by 9.9% (in particular, Ordos yielded 501 million tons, up by 12%). In terms of subordination relations, the output of central enterprises was 320 million tons, up by 12.8% (Shenhua produced 170 million tons, up by 7%); that of state-owned enterprises outside the region was 31.74 million tons, up by 24.6%; that of local enterprises was 380 million tons, up by 7.8%. The whole region imported 29.1 million tons of coal from January to October, up by 9.65 million tons or 49.6% YOY and expects to import 34 million tons for the whole year.
In the first ten months of 2017, the region sold 750 million tons of coal, up by 11% YOY. In specific, 410 million tons were sold to outside the region, up by 15% and accounting for about 55% of the total; the rest was sold inside the region, up by 7%. The electricity industry consumed 185 million tons of coal, an increase of 10%.
In terms of region, eastern Inner Mongolia turned out 200 million tons of coal, up by 12.6%; western Inner Mongolia produced 530 million tons, up by 9.9% (in particular, Ordos yielded 501 million tons, up by 12%). In terms of subordination relations, the output of central enterprises was 320 million tons, up by 12.8% (Shenhua produced 170 million tons, up by 7%); that of state-owned enterprises outside the region was 31.74 million tons, up by 24.6%; that of local enterprises was 380 million tons, up by 7.8%. The whole region imported 29.1 million tons of coal from January to October, up by 9.65 million tons or 49.6% YOY and expects to import 34 million tons for the whole year.
In the first ten months of 2017, the region sold 750 million tons of coal, up by 11% YOY. In specific, 410 million tons were sold to outside the region, up by 15% and accounting for about 55% of the total; the rest was sold inside the region, up by 7%. The electricity industry consumed 185 million tons of coal, an increase of 10%.
