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2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2017.12.376
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Analysis of the Price Correlation between the International Natural Gas and Coal

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“…Jordan et al (2018) declined natural gas prices and slower growth in electricity consumption reduced coal demand and mining profitability, raising closures. While Shafiee and Topal (2010) found a relationship between natural gas and coal prices to be weak, in line with (Li et al, 2017) finding the effect of coal prices on natural gas prices was very small, but the effect of natural gas prices on coal prices was very strong in North America and Germany, but in Japan, the effect of natural gas on coal is weaker compared to other regions. According to Bachmeier and Griffin (2006), for energy products that are included in the same integrated product and geographical market, usually, as opposed to different, a series of supply/demand factors determine the formation of prices and product flows.…”
Section: Crude Oil Price Gas Price Coal Demand and Coal Pricementioning
confidence: 58%
“…Jordan et al (2018) declined natural gas prices and slower growth in electricity consumption reduced coal demand and mining profitability, raising closures. While Shafiee and Topal (2010) found a relationship between natural gas and coal prices to be weak, in line with (Li et al, 2017) finding the effect of coal prices on natural gas prices was very small, but the effect of natural gas prices on coal prices was very strong in North America and Germany, but in Japan, the effect of natural gas on coal is weaker compared to other regions. According to Bachmeier and Griffin (2006), for energy products that are included in the same integrated product and geographical market, usually, as opposed to different, a series of supply/demand factors determine the formation of prices and product flows.…”
Section: Crude Oil Price Gas Price Coal Demand and Coal Pricementioning
confidence: 58%
“…A natural starting point is considering the prices of related energy products like oil, coal, and power. The literature review indicates that oil (Geng et al, 2017) and coal (Li et al, 2017) prices influence the natural gas price (Papież & Śmiech, 2011). This is intuitive since coal, oil, and natural gas can be used for power generation.…”
Section: Market Data and Stylized Factsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since natural gas has fairly high transportation charges between continents, its price has been mostly set in a continental market (Brown, 2017). Globally, the natural gas price is under the influence of the market and the price of fuel (Li et al, 2017). It varies over time and across the international markets .…”
Section: Natural Gas Market and Pricingmentioning
confidence: 99%