Inner Mongolia Puts Cap on Raw Coal Production during 2016-2020

Published: Sep 27, 2017 17:25 (GMT+8)
Inner Mongolia has imposed an upper limit on raw coal output during 2016-2020.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 27 (SMM) – Inner Mongolia has imposed an upper limit on raw coal output during 2016-2020.

The autonomous region will control raw coal output at around 1.15 billion tonnes. 
 
Meanwhile, Inner Mongolia will encourage development of coal-power, aluminum-power-aluminum and coal-power-chemical integrated firms. 

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