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The Ministry of Energy expects a three-fold reduction in the loss of the coal industry in 2027

The consolidated loss of the Russian coal industry in 2027 may decrease more than threefold to the expected level of this year to 100 billion rubles. This was announced at the forum “Russian energy week” Deputy Minister of energy Dmitry Islamov. This will be possible if the current price situation on the global coal market and stable exports are maintained, Islamov told reporters on the sidelines of the forum.

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The Ministry of Energy expects a three-fold reduction in the loss of the coal industry in 2027

The consolidated loss of the Russian coal industry in 2027 may decrease more than threefold to the expected level of this year to 100 billion rubles. This was announced at the forum “Russian energy week” Deputy Minister of energy Dmitry Islamov. This will be possible if the current price situation on the global coal market and stable exports are maintained, Islamov told reporters on the sidelines of the forum.

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