Annual Report 2010 - Verein der Kohlenimporteure eV

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116 Table 24 Germany - Energy Prices / Exchange Rates 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Exchange Rates EURO/USD 0.804 0.804 0.797 0.730 0.680 0.717 0.7543 Source: Deutsche Bundesbank Cross Border Price for Coking Coal and Coke - €/t Imported Coking Coal 63.50 95.25 105.88 96.22 132.62 173.75 174.78 Imported Coke 214.35 230.30 166.79 175.55 281.20 196.91 259.37 Cross Border Price for Steam Coal in € / TCE: Utilization in Power Plants Source: BAFA Division 431 (cross border prices=cif price ARA + freight German border) Jahr 1, quarter 2, quarter 3, quarter 4, quarter Annual Value 2003 38.42 37.83 40.43 42.27 39.87 2004 48.68 55.44 58.76 61.81 55.36 2005 64.81 64.01 65.59 65.8 65.02 2006 63.03 61.61 59.75 62.54 61.76 2007 63.10 63.51 67.14 78.54 68.24 2008 93.73 106.01 131.80 120.13 112.48 2009 91.24 76.35 69.36 73.31 78.81 2010 75.06 86.34 87.97 92.89 85.33 Energy Prices free power station € / TCE Sources of Energy 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Natural Gas 176.00 206.00 220.00 209.00 269.00 246.00 233.00 Heating Oil, Heavy 117.00 166.00 203.00 198.00 275.00 208.00 270.00 Steam Coal 60.00 70.00 67.00 73.00 117.00 84.00 90.00 Sources: BAFA. Statistik der Kohlenwirtschaft. own calculations. 2010 preliminary
Quantities and Prices 1957 - 2010 Quantities Prices Imports of Hard Coal and Domestic Mining of Hard Steam Coal from Coke t=t Coal Mill. t usable output non-EEC Countries1) Domestic Industry Coal 2) Year Mill. t Year Mill. t Year Mill. t Year Mill. t Year €/ TCE Year €/ TCE Year €/ TCE Year €/TCE 1957 18.9 1987 8.8 1957 149.4 1987 75.8 1957 40 1987 46 1957 29 1987 132 1958 13.9 1988 8.1 1958 148.8 1988 72.9 1958 37 1988 42 1958 29 1988 134 1959 7.5 1989 7.3 1959 141.7 1989 71.0 1959 34 1989 49 1959 29 1989 137 1960 7.3 1990 11.7 1960 142.3 1990 69.8 1960 33 1990 49 1960 29 1990 138 1961 7.3 1991 16.8 1961 142.7 1991 66.1 1961 31 1991 46 1961 29 1991 139 1962 8.0 1992 17.3 1962 141.1 1992 65.5 1962 30 1992 42 1962 30 1992 147 1963 8.7 1993 15.2 1963 142.1 1993 57.9 1963 30 1993 37 1963 30 1993 148 1964 7.7 1994 18.1 1964 142.2 1994 52.0 1964 30 1994 36 1964 31 1994 149 1965 8.0 1995 17.7 1965 135.1 1995 53.1 1965 29 1995 39 1965 32 1995 149 1966 7.5 1996 20.3 1966 126.0 1996 47.9 1966 29 1996 38 1966 32 1996 149 1967 7.4 1997 24.3 1967 112.0 1997 45.8 1967 29 1997 42 1967 32 1997 149 1968 6.2 1998 30.2 1968 112.0 1998 40.7 1968 28 1998 37 1968 30 1998 149 1969 7.5 1999 30.3 1969 111.6 1999 39.2 1969 27 1999 34 1969 31 1999 149 1970 9.5 2000 33.9 1970 111.3 2000 33.3 1970 31 2000 42 1970 37 2000 149 1971 7.8 2001 39.5 1971 110.8 2001 27.1 1971 32 2001 53 1971 41 2001 149 1972 7.9 2002 39.2 1972 102.5 2002 26.1 1972 31 2002 45 1972 43 2002 160 1973 8.4 2003 41.3 1973 97.3 2003 25.7 1973 31 2003 40 1973 46 2003 160 1974 7.1 2004 44.3 1974 94.9 2004 25.7 1974 42 2004 55 1974 56 2004 160 1975 7.5 2005 39.9 1975 92.4 2005 24.7 1975 42 2005 65 1975 67 2005 160 1976 7.2 2006 46.5 1976 89.3 2006 20.7 1976 46 2006 62 1976 76 2006 170 1977 7.3 2007 47.5 1977 84.5 2007 21.3 1977 43 2007 68 1977 76 2007 170 1978 7.5 2008 48.0 1978 83.5 2008 17.1 1978 43 2008 112 1978 84 2008 170 1979 8.9 2009 39.5 1979 85.8 2009 13.8 1979 46 2009 79 1979 87 2009 170 1980 10.2 2010 45.2 1980 86.6 2010 12.9 1980 56 2010 85 1980 100 2010 180 1981 11.3 1981 87.9 1981 84 1981 113 1982 11.5 1982 88.4 1982 86 1982 121 1983 9.8 1983 81.7 1983 75 1983 125 1984 9.6 1984 78.9 1984 72 1984 130 1985 10.7 1985 81.8 1985 81 1985 130 1986 10.9 1986 80.3 1986 60 1986 130 1) 2) Table 25 117
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ANNUAL REPORT 2011 Fakts and Trends
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Preamble - Environmentally-friendly
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Requirements of an Energy Policy to
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Global Economic Overview 21 st Worl
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caused by the resulting oil spill,
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Urbanization and Industrialization
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Coal remains the No. 1 source of en
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of world production was traded inte
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driven downturn in 2009, the IEA pr
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Strong Market for Hard Coal in 2010
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