Bisa jadi...., ya ato gak (kmungkinan ya jg cukup besar) kali ini kemungkinan rebound dulu...., lets c....,
disc on. 2008/7/12 Thomas Frederick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Kayaknya bumi, tetep akan dihajar turun dulu. > > > > Perusahaan sudah keluarkan statemn menangkal berita negatif yang dirumorkan > dipasar. > > > > Tapi masih ada cadangan bad news nih... yang pertama ini// > > > > Coal Price NEWC index (ini patokan bumi) > > * 13-Jun-08 160.23 20-Jun-08 162.66 27-Jun-08 172.10 04-Jul-08 > 194.79 11-Jul-08 188.00* > > > > > > trus yang kedua bad news langsung keluar dari Pak JK, isinya seperti ini > > > > *Indonesia May Set Domestic Coal Supply Obligations (Update1) > *July 11 (Bloomberg) -- Indonesia, the world's biggest exporter of thermal > coal, may enact a rule later this year requiring mining companies to set > aside part of their output for domestic power plants, Vice President Jusuf > Kalla said. > > ``We don't want to have blackouts, and on the other hand, we export coal,'' > Kalla said in an interview in Jakarta. ``We shall be improving domestic > obligations'' of coal producers. > > The nation, which generates almost half of its electricity from coal, will > need an additional 32 million metric tons of the fuel annually by 2010, when > 41 percent of new capacity comes on- stream. Fuel consumption may rise > further as more generators are added, Kalla said yesterday. > > ``We're not saying there will be a limit on exports, but we have to secure > domestic supply,'' Jeffrey Mulyono, chairman of the Indonesian Coal Mining > Association, said by telephone. ``We have no other choice but to have a > regulation.'' > > The government may also seek royalties from mining companies in kind, and > sell some of the fuel to state utility PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara below > market prices, Simon Sembiring, director general of coal and geothermal > resources at the Ministry of Energy, said in a separate interview. He > declined to say if exports would be affected. > > Indonesia will enforce a provision in the mining contracts of the country's > biggest producers, including the units of PT Bumi Resources and PT Adaro > Energy, forbidding them from charging domestic customers more than their > lowest export price, Sembiring said on June 28. > > Power Outages > > Power outages are frequent in Java, the world's most populous island, > because of a lack of funds to build plants and upgrade the nation's aging > network to keep pace with demand. The government will require some factories > to shift 10 percent of their operations to the weekend, when there's spare > generation capacity, Kalla told reporters today. > > Factories in Java and Bali would need to start weekend operations from July > 21, said Industry Minister Fahmi Idris. Companies that don't comply will > have their power supply cut temporarily, he told reporters. > > The rule may be eased after December 2009, after some units of the new > coal-fired plants become operational, said Fahmi Mochtar, president director > of the utility. > > The government ordered Listrik Negara two years ago to boost generation > capacity by 10,000 megawatts to about 34,000 megawatts by 2010. Next year, > the government will start construction of another 10,000 megawatts of > capacity, a third of which will use coal. > > Coal Production > > ``The rule that the energy ministry is preparing may also say in which > months all sectors must submit their coal requirement,'' Sembiring said > yesterday. `We have to know first the domestic demand. There are many kinds > of coal, so we must know this first, and then we try to secure supply.'' > > The Indonesian Coal Mining Association forecasts production may increase 9 > percent to 235 million tons in 2008. Mining companies may export 180 million > tons this year to benefit from record global prices, according to the > association said. > > Thermal-coal prices at Australia's Newcastle port, a benchmark for Asia, > rose 13 percent to an all-time high for a sixth week. Prices climbed to > $194.79 a ton in the week ended July 4, according to the globalCOAL NEWC > Index. > > Record overseas prices led local producer PT Tambang Batubara Bukit Asam to > increase the price it charges Listrik Negara, its biggest customer, three > times this year. The current price is 90 percent higher than in 2007, Bukit > Asam said. > > Bumi Resources, Indonesia's biggest coal producer, fell 2.2 percent to > close at 6,650 rupiah, while Bukit Asam dropped 1 percent to 14,600 rupiah. > > source: Bloomberg 11 July 2008 > > >
