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Tete Steel Maputo plant, also known as Baobab Steel Mozambique, is a direct reduced iron-electric arc furnace (DRI-EAF) steel plant under construction

25-yr coal licence in Mozambique" Reuters, February 4, 2011. "Mozambique" Jindal Africa website, accessed January 2015. "Mozambique unit of India's JSPL

coal blocks in Mozambique. In January 2011, it was reported that Coal India plans to import 10 million metric tons of the fuel from Mozambique in the next

Underpinning the rapid increase in demand is forecast growth in coal-fired generating capacity in Asia and India and China in particular. ABARE forecast that

coal used in coal-fired power plants. Metallurgical coal (also known as met coal or coking coal) is the type of coal used in the production of steel. As shown

to be consumed by steel plants in Brazil; thermal coal would be consumed by a new coal-fired powerplant built by CVRD in Mozambique with a capacity of

licences over coal deposits in Mozambique. In a statement to the Bombay Stock Exchange it was announced that Jindal Resources (Mozambique) Ltd, "has been allotted

Engineering Steel plants POSCO Gwangyang steel plant POSCO Pohang steel plant POSCO Adani Gujarat steel plant POSCO Vietnam Phu My steel plant Posco (Zhangjiagang)

mining concessions in the Moatize district of Mozambique, and plans to start digging for coal in 2011. On January 30, 2011, South Korean steel group Posco said

it is in talks with companies from Indonesia, South Africa and Mozambique to purchase coal for the power plants, and the Chinese partners were in talks

by 2020 69% of steel production would be produced in via basic oxygen furnace plants with the remainder from electric arc furnace plants. (Basic oxygen

port. JSW Steel, In 2012 Essar Energy's website stated that it planned for coal from the company's "captive coal mines in Indonesia and Mozambique" to be

Proposed coal plants in India Proposed coal plants in Latin America Proposed coal plants in Turkey Proposed coal plants in the United States

owns interests in 28 mining operations in the United States and Australia and has a 25% stake in the Paso Diablo mine in Venezuela. In the United States

under JSW Steel Steel plants JSW BPSL Odisha steel plant JSW Steel Dolvi steel plant JSW Steel Salem steel plant JSW Steel Jharkhand steel plant JSW Bengal

billion writedown on its Mozambique assets in early 2013, Rio Tinto appointed UBS to advise it on selling its Mozambique operations. In July 2014 Rio Tinto

coal in South Africa and producse gas in Mozambique and oil in Gabon. The company has factories at Sasolburg and Secunda and has taken a stake in projects

Australia for these plants. The Rampal power station is a proposed two coal plants at 1320 MW each for Rampal in Khulna in Bangladesh. The plant would involve

Korean steel group Posco said it had agreed with Brazilian group Vale to the joint development of a coal mine in the in Tete province of Mozambique. In a statement

that the coal plant has been quietly cancelled. The project is not mentioned in Rio Tinto's discussion of Mozambique in its 2013 report. In October 2014