Conference Proceedings
COAL98 - First Australasian Coal Operators' Conference, Wollongong, NSW, February 1998
Conference Proceedings
COAL98 - First Australasian Coal Operators' Conference, Wollongong, NSW, February 1998
ACARP - Research that makes a Difference
Coal exports are forecast to grow strongly, so that coal is likely to remain very important to Australia for the foreseeable
future. However there is no sign that prices or profitability will rise of their own accord. Therefore the intense squeeze on
costs will continue for the foreseeable future. This will mean lower manning, more outsourcing and probably an
increasing rate of company attrition. As well, the political pressure from the greenhouse debate is only going to intensify
and the pressure on the Federal Government after Kyoto is likely to be irresistible.
future. However there is no sign that prices or profitability will rise of their own accord. Therefore the intense squeeze on
costs will continue for the foreseeable future. This will mean lower manning, more outsourcing and probably an
increasing rate of company attrition. As well, the political pressure from the greenhouse debate is only going to intensify
and the pressure on the Federal Government after Kyoto is likely to be irresistible.
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