China’s Coal Imports Plunge to Two-Year Low

China’s Coal Imports Plunge to Two-Year Low

Surging domestic coal production and weaker demand resulted in China’s lowest volumes of coal imports in June for nearly two and a half years. China imported last month a total of 33.04 million metric tons of coal, down by 26% from a year earlier and down by 8% compared to May, according to data from the General Administration of Customs cited by Reuters. Chinese imports in June 2025 were at their lowest level since February 2023, the data showe…

“China is Building the [Renewable] Future … building coal-fired power stations, … because it has to …”

Building communist coal power stations is apparently OK and necessary, but it is very wrong when President Trump does it.

China Coal Imports Fall Further on Weak Demand, Domestic Output

China’s coal imports fell to their lowest in more than two years on weak demand and higher domestic production.

China: Coal imports plunge to a two-and-a-half-year low in June - Economic Scenarios

Rising domestic coal production and declining demand led China to record its lowest coal import volume in two and a half years in June. China imported a

China's June coal imports sink to more than two-year low

China's June coal imports fell to the lowest monthly level in over two years, General Administration of Customs data showed on Monday, as the country's miners ramped up domestic production to replace lower-grade coal imports. China's June imports were 33.04-million metric tons, the lowest level since February 2023 and down 26% from June a year earlier. That was also down 8% from May.