Australian coal exports to Thailand four times higher

New figures show that the demand for high-quality Australian coal continues to grow throughout South East Asia with exports to Thailand four times higher in April 2016 compared to April 2015.

Australian coal exports to Thailand grew from 142,821 metric tonnes (mt) in April 2015 to 556,487 mt in April 2016, according to Platts.

Further, from the period January to April, Australian coal exports to Thailand rose 20 per cent to 1.37 mt year on year.

The figures demonstrate that developing nations in South East Asia require high quality coal to meet increased electricity demand, powered by the growing urbanization of the population, Greg Evans, executive director of the Coal, Minerals Council of Australia said in a statement.

There are around 361 million people in the South East Asian region that have no electricity according to the International Energy Agency (IEA) and Australian coal exports are perfectly positioned to help play a central role in helping reduce energy poverty.

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