Analyzing the Coal Industry in Russia 2016
The Russian coal Industry has gone through several changes which have been initiated by the privatization and a complete new approach to the reorganization of the industry in order to free it from its state controlled shackles and the heavy reliance on subsidies in order to survive. These changes have resulted in the establishment of a sustaining life time till 2050 till when it is expected that commercial coal production will be possible in Russia.
Coal is on the biggest source of energy in Russia and Russia has one of the largest coal reserves in the world. Globally, Russia comes in the top five consumers of coal.
Aruvian Research’s report – Analyzing the Coal Industry in Russia - is an in-depth study of the Coal Industry in Russia wherein the analyst is first equipped with the basics of Coal with its historical perspective, the composition of coal and the types of coal which are commercially available for usage. The report also cautions on the environmental fallout of the usage of Coal as a Fuel and the containment measures like management of the Burn Residue which should be implemented.
The trend of consolidation in the global coal industry which is prevalent due to realization on part of companies to synergize exploration and mining costs, and add some comforting numbers to their bottom lines is also discussed in the report.
Understanding the Russian Coal Industry, the report delves into the early phase of exploration in the industry which successfully met the energy requirements of a huge nation with equally big energy needs wherein the report also explains the classification system implemented for coal in terms of geological reserves, economic, technical grades, etc., in Russia.
This report elaborates on the dynamics of this industry in terms of the competitive activity and the survival strategies implemented by the players which acts as control factors in the industry sometimes creating bottlenecks or presenting new challenges for the industry to overcome and ensure the propagation of growth.
The Russian Industry has taken steps in this direction as provided in the report in the restructuring of the industry which has been completed in many stages hereafter the report analyses the condition of the industry pre and post restructuring. The effects of restructuring on the Russian Coal Industry are further manifested in terms of the consumption patterns of coal in Russian Industries and the inter relationship of electricity production faring in comparison with the environmental effects of this activity is explained in this report.
The process and successful culmination of privatization of the Russian Coal Industry is explained in depth in this report wherein the various approaches to privatization along with ensuring the competitive sales of any company’s assets which has given birth to the new mega proprietors of this giant industry.
Some of the major coal reserves of this industry in the basins are examined in this report along with the relative production capacity of these basins. The control of these basins also translates to an analysis of the major market players of the Russian Coal Industry who have endured the correction cycles and are now contributing to the development and growth of this industry; what remains to be seen, however, is whether these players will be able turn the tide of slowdown and ensure the survival and progress of this industry and people related to it.
Coal is on the biggest source of energy in Russia and Russia has one of the largest coal reserves in the world. Globally, Russia comes in the top five consumers of coal.
Aruvian Research’s report – Analyzing the Coal Industry in Russia - is an in-depth study of the Coal Industry in Russia wherein the analyst is first equipped with the basics of Coal with its historical perspective, the composition of coal and the types of coal which are commercially available for usage. The report also cautions on the environmental fallout of the usage of Coal as a Fuel and the containment measures like management of the Burn Residue which should be implemented.
The trend of consolidation in the global coal industry which is prevalent due to realization on part of companies to synergize exploration and mining costs, and add some comforting numbers to their bottom lines is also discussed in the report.
Understanding the Russian Coal Industry, the report delves into the early phase of exploration in the industry which successfully met the energy requirements of a huge nation with equally big energy needs wherein the report also explains the classification system implemented for coal in terms of geological reserves, economic, technical grades, etc., in Russia.
This report elaborates on the dynamics of this industry in terms of the competitive activity and the survival strategies implemented by the players which acts as control factors in the industry sometimes creating bottlenecks or presenting new challenges for the industry to overcome and ensure the propagation of growth.
The Russian Industry has taken steps in this direction as provided in the report in the restructuring of the industry which has been completed in many stages hereafter the report analyses the condition of the industry pre and post restructuring. The effects of restructuring on the Russian Coal Industry are further manifested in terms of the consumption patterns of coal in Russian Industries and the inter relationship of electricity production faring in comparison with the environmental effects of this activity is explained in this report.
The process and successful culmination of privatization of the Russian Coal Industry is explained in depth in this report wherein the various approaches to privatization along with ensuring the competitive sales of any company’s assets which has given birth to the new mega proprietors of this giant industry.
Some of the major coal reserves of this industry in the basins are examined in this report along with the relative production capacity of these basins. The control of these basins also translates to an analysis of the major market players of the Russian Coal Industry who have endured the correction cycles and are now contributing to the development and growth of this industry; what remains to be seen, however, is whether these players will be able turn the tide of slowdown and ensure the survival and progress of this industry and people related to it.
A. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
B. UNDERSTANDING COAL
B.1 Coal Basics
B.2 Coal as a Fuel – Historical Perspective
B.3 Composition of Coal
B.4 Types of Coal
B.D.1 Anthracite
B.D.2 Lignite
B.D.3 Bituminous
B.D.4 Sub-Bituminous
B.5 Coal Fuel - The Environmental Fallout
B.6 Coal Burn Residue Management
C. CONSOLIDATION IN THE GLOBAL COAL INDUSTRY
D. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE RUSSIAN COAL INDUSTRY
E. COAL CLASSIFICATION IN THE RUSSIAN SYSTEM
E.1 Geologic Reserves
E.2 Economic Classification
E.3 Reserve Parameters
E.4 Technical Grade
F. MARKET CHALLENGES & STRATEGIES FOR SURVIVAL
F.1 Market Barriers
F.2 Survival Strategies
F.3 Issues & Bottlenecks in the Industry
G. RESTRUCTURING OF THE RUSSIAN COAL INDUSTRY
G.1 Introduction
G.2 State of the Industry before Restructuring
G.3 Requirement of the Restructuring
G.4 Stages of Restructuring
G.5 Restructuring Results
H. IMPORTANCE OF COAL FOR RUSSIAN INDUSTRIES
H.1 Introduction
H.2 Importance of Coal for the Industries
H.3 Coal & Electricity Production
H.4 Looking at Coal-Fired Power in Russia
H.D.1 Efficiency
H.D.2 Environmental Performance
H.D.3 Challenges Faced
H.5 Emergence of Clean Coal Technologies in Russia
H.6 Future Trends in Russian Coal Power Generation
I. UNDERSTANDING THE PRIVATIZATION PROCESS IN THE RUSSIAN COAL INDUSTRY
I.1 Introduction
I.2 The Three Stages of Privatization
I.B.1 Spontaneous Privatization
I.B.2 Trust Management
I.B.3 Competitive Direct Privatization
I.3 Factors Affecting Privatization Success & Challenges
I.4 Faculties behind the Privatization Movement
I.5 Preparing a Company for Privatization
I.6 Method of Competitive Sale
J. THE “NEW PROPRIETORS” OF THE RUSSIAN COAL INDUSTRY
K. METHANE RECOVERY FROM COAL SEAMS IN RUSSIA
L. CHALLENGES TO THE COAL INDUSTRY
M. MAJOR COAL BASINS IN RUSSIA
M.1 Donetskii Basin
M.2 Moscow Basin
M.3 Pechora Basin
M.4 Kuznetski Basin
M.5 Kansk-Achinsk Basin
N. MAJOR MARKET PLAYERS
N.1 Siberian Coal Energy Company (SUEK)
N.2 Raspadskaya
N.3 Southern Kuzbass Coal Company
N.4 Russian Coal Company
O. APPENDIX
P. GLOSSARY OF TERMS
B. UNDERSTANDING COAL
B.1 Coal Basics
B.2 Coal as a Fuel – Historical Perspective
B.3 Composition of Coal
B.4 Types of Coal
B.D.1 Anthracite
B.D.2 Lignite
B.D.3 Bituminous
B.D.4 Sub-Bituminous
B.5 Coal Fuel - The Environmental Fallout
B.6 Coal Burn Residue Management
C. CONSOLIDATION IN THE GLOBAL COAL INDUSTRY
D. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE RUSSIAN COAL INDUSTRY
E. COAL CLASSIFICATION IN THE RUSSIAN SYSTEM
E.1 Geologic Reserves
E.2 Economic Classification
E.3 Reserve Parameters
E.4 Technical Grade
F. MARKET CHALLENGES & STRATEGIES FOR SURVIVAL
F.1 Market Barriers
F.2 Survival Strategies
F.3 Issues & Bottlenecks in the Industry
G. RESTRUCTURING OF THE RUSSIAN COAL INDUSTRY
G.1 Introduction
G.2 State of the Industry before Restructuring
G.3 Requirement of the Restructuring
G.4 Stages of Restructuring
G.5 Restructuring Results
H. IMPORTANCE OF COAL FOR RUSSIAN INDUSTRIES
H.1 Introduction
H.2 Importance of Coal for the Industries
H.3 Coal & Electricity Production
H.4 Looking at Coal-Fired Power in Russia
H.D.1 Efficiency
H.D.2 Environmental Performance
H.D.3 Challenges Faced
H.5 Emergence of Clean Coal Technologies in Russia
H.6 Future Trends in Russian Coal Power Generation
I. UNDERSTANDING THE PRIVATIZATION PROCESS IN THE RUSSIAN COAL INDUSTRY
I.1 Introduction
I.2 The Three Stages of Privatization
I.B.1 Spontaneous Privatization
I.B.2 Trust Management
I.B.3 Competitive Direct Privatization
I.3 Factors Affecting Privatization Success & Challenges
I.4 Faculties behind the Privatization Movement
I.5 Preparing a Company for Privatization
I.6 Method of Competitive Sale
J. THE “NEW PROPRIETORS” OF THE RUSSIAN COAL INDUSTRY
K. METHANE RECOVERY FROM COAL SEAMS IN RUSSIA
L. CHALLENGES TO THE COAL INDUSTRY
M. MAJOR COAL BASINS IN RUSSIA
M.1 Donetskii Basin
M.2 Moscow Basin
M.3 Pechora Basin
M.4 Kuznetski Basin
M.5 Kansk-Achinsk Basin
N. MAJOR MARKET PLAYERS
N.1 Siberian Coal Energy Company (SUEK)
N.2 Raspadskaya
N.3 Southern Kuzbass Coal Company
N.4 Russian Coal Company
O. APPENDIX
P. GLOSSARY OF TERMS
