Guangxi and coal

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Coal plants in Guangxi

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History

According to the Guangxi Coal Mining Safety Supervision Bureau there were altogether 123 coal mines in Guangxi in 2011.^[1] Guangdong province’s ports in southwestern China to boast the country's largest throughput of coal imports in 2011. The customs authority in Nanning said that the ports recorded a total throughput of over 27 million tonnes of coal in 2011. This accounted for 15 percent of China’s total coal despite Guangxi not being a large production region. The region is about 220,400 square km (85,100 square miles.) It has a population of 46,026,629 as of 2010 census.^[2]

Articles and resources

References

↑ "Guangxi to accelerate coal mines M&As by 2015" CoalGuru, July, 2013.
↑ "Guangxi" Encyclopedia Britannica, July, 2013.

External resources

External articles

[1] "Guangxi to accelerate coal mines M&As by 2015" CoalGuru, July, 2013.

[2] "Guangxi" Encyclopedia Britannica, July, 2013.

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