Jaime Correal Fonseca, who leads Latin American coal market analysis for Hill, a Wood Mackenzie company, said the reason for the reduced estimate is problems expanding infrastructure. He spoke at the eighth annual Coaltrans Americas conference.
MIAMI (Reuters) - Analyst Hill & Associates has cut its estimate of Colombia's 2010 coal output from 100 million tons to 77 million tons, a Hill official said on Thursday.
Jaime Correal Fonseca, who leads Latin American coal market analysis for Hill, a Wood Mackenzie company, said the reason for the reduced estimate is problems expanding infrastructure. He spoke at the eighth annual Coaltrans Americas conference.
(Reporting by Bruce Nichols)
