Indonesia to review compliance in move that could affect mine output
Indonesia said it will check miners' compliance with environmental rules and "re-examine" production quotas for those found to be in breach.
The Indonesian government set its coal benchmark price (HBA) for March at $67.08 per tonne, higher than $66.89 in February, its energy ministry spokesman, Agung Pribadi, said on Thursday.
The benchmark price rose slightly as coal mine operations in China were affected by the coronavirus epidemic, Pribadi told Reuters
There was also a slight increase in demand from Japan, India and South Korea.
(By Wilda Asmarini and Fathin Ungku; Editing by Maju Samuel)
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