Indonesia set to boost coal output to fill Russia supply gap

Indonesia set to boost coal output to fill Russia supply gap. Russia Ukraine

Indonesia, the world’s biggest exporter of coal used in power plants, will be able to increase output to help meet demand from countries that have lost supplies from Russia, its energy minister said on Wednesday.

Indonesia’s target for coal output this year is 663 million tonnes. The minister did not say by how much that target might be raised. While Europe was short on coal, Indonesian coal “probably doesn’t meet their specification,” Tasrif said, while adding that buyers could possibly adjust their combustion systems.

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