RE: RE: The Facts on Feasibility str8t, here's some helpful links to coal pricing for thermal coal. Seems that demand for thermal has increased from last year as price for natural gas has increased.
Don't let the misleading tactics of the dark side convince anyone that Raven won't be profitable if it succeeds in getting their permits. I honestly don't know why these guys are posting here unless they get their thrills in seeing people selling and losing money at these prices. Still risk, but CEC is doing everything right, IMO.
https://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/12/genscape-coal-idUSL1N0BC48L20130212
Coal-fired power generation rose in January vs 2012 -Genscape
NEW YORK Feb 12 (Reuters) - Coal-fired power generation rose 8.9 percent last month above January 2012 on higher electricity demand and gas prices and less power generated from nuclear and renewable sources, energy data provider Genscape said on Tuesday.
https://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/04/coal-asia-idUSL4N0B439320130204
Asia Coal-Australian coal prices climb on flood concerns
PERTH | Mon Feb 4, 2013 4:33am EST
PERTH Feb 4 (Reuters) - Australian thermal coal benchmark prices rose to around $95 a tonne last week for their biggest weekly gain in nearly two months as heavy rains in the country's east coast stoked supply worries after two major coal producers declared force majeure on their deliveries
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-13/european-2014-coal-declines-most-in-two-weeks-as-ship-rates-rise.html
By Marek Strzelecki - Feb 13, 2013 11:11 AM ET
European coal for 2014 declined the most in two weeks as shipping rates rose, implying increasing exports of the fuel from the U.S.
Thermal coal for delivery to Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Antwerp next year dropped as much as 90 cents to $99.50 a metric ton, according to broker data compiled by Bloomberg. That’s the biggest decline since Jan. 31. The contract traded at $99.60 a ton at 4 p.m. London time