David Fang

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  Published on: 5/27/2009    Last Visited: 6/25/2009  

  David Fang, President of CoalWorld.net, was invited by Macquaire to make a presentation at its China Conference 2009 held in

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  David Fang invited to address Macquarie South Africa conferenceCOALWorld
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  David Fang invited to address Macquarie South Africa conference
  
  David Fang, General Manager of CoalWorld.net, was invited by Macquarie to attend its China Day in South Africa Conference, held in Capetown, South Africa on January 1, 2008, addressing the Chinese coal market.Mr. Fang's presentation paper submitted to the conference is now available for free download for your information.

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  Published on: 2/11/2009    Last Visited: 2/27/2009  

  Daily coal use at generators linked to the network of State Grid Corp. of China, the nation's dominant electricity supplier, slumped to 1.69 million metric tons, David Fang, a director at the China Coal Transport and Distribution Association, said by phone from Beijing yesterday, citing data from the grid operator.
  
  Factory output contracted for a fourth month in January as exports fell because of the global recession, cutting electricity consumption, a government-backed survey showed on Feb. 5. Weekly coal prices at Qinhuangdao port, a domestic benchmark, dropped about 3 percent in the seven days to Feb. 9, according to the coal distribution group.
  
  "Power demand remained weak last month, especially as factories shut during the Lunar New Year holidays," Fang said. Coal stockpiles at power plants more than doubled to 36.4 million tons as of Jan. 31 from the year-earlier period, said Fang, citing State Grid statistics.
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  Electricity generation fell 6.7 percent nationwide in the first half of January from a year earlier, Fang said. Coal- fired power output plunged 10 percent during the same period, he said.

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  David Fang, Founder and President, CoalWorld.net & Director, International Cooperation (Information Center), China Coal Transport and Distribution Association

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  David Fang, president of CoalWorld.net, was invited by IBC to make a presentation concerning Chinese coking coal market at the China Steel 2009 held in Beijing on Nov 6, 2008, his presentation is now available to CoalWorld.net subscribers for free download for internal research purpose only.

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  Published on: 10/28/2008    Last Visited: 11/15/2008  

  David Fang, president of CoalWorld.net, was invited by Macquarie to speak at its China Raw Materials Conference held in Beijing on Oct. 28, 2008, his presentation titled ¡°Economic Slowdown Weakening Chinese Coal Market¡± is now available to CoalWorld.net subscribers for free download for internal research purpose only.

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  Published on: 1/16/2009    Last Visited: 2/24/2009  

  David Fang, President of CoalWorld.net, was invited by Deutsche Bank to make a presentation at its Access China Conference 2009 held in Beijing on Jan 15, 2009.

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  Published on: 10/27/2008    Last Visited: 11/15/2008  

  China's coking and thermal coal demand rise may slow to 5 percent next year, David Fang, a director at the China Coal Transport and Distribution Association, told Bloomberg News.

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  Published on: 7/8/2008    Last Visited: 8/5/2008  

  "Coal suppliers may sell the fuel to consumers willing to buy at much higher prices," David Fang, a director of the China Coal Transport and Distribution Association, said by telephone in Beijing on July 4.
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  "The government may introduce more steps in the coal industry because the price caps may prove ineffective in easing thermal-coal shortages," Fang said last week.
  
  Overseas suppliers may be unwilling to sell the fuel to China because of the government caps on domestic prices announced on June 19, Fang said on July 1.That would aggravate the country's coal shortages.
  
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  Domestic thermal-coal prices range between 800 yuan ($117) and 900 yuan a ton, Fang said at the time.

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  Mr. David Fang / Ms. Iris Sun

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