Steelmaking production costs - steam coal, metallurgical coal, iron ore, scrap.
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COST TRENDS

Coal, coke, ore, scrap, energy


Year 2002 Steelmaking Raw Material and Input Costs
Year/ MonthThermal Coal
$/tonne
Coking Coal
$/ton
Iron Ore
Cents/dmtu
Natural Gas
$/1000m3
Steel Scrap $/tonneElectricity
Cents/KwH
2002 M129.149.9829.3100.4n/a4.73
2002 M229.929.3100.4n/a4.76
2002 M329.629.3100.4n/a4.73
2002 M428.851.0529.392.2n/a4.73
2002 M528.629.392.2n/a4.78
2002 M626.729.392.2n/a5.03
2002 M724.950.529.390.7n/a5.27
2002 M824.029.390.7n/a5.15
2002 M924.529.391.2n/a4.98
2002 M1026.351.0929.3100.1n/a4.91
2002 M1126.329.3100.1n/a4.71
2002 M1226.329.3101.3n/a4.72

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