India will turn to Russia ‘if we don’t sell them coal’: Matt Canavan

“For India, they are growing, they are developing, they’re going to need a lot more coal,

they’re building 50 coal-fired power stations,” Mr Canavan told Sky News host Paul Murray.

Australia sanction's Russia. New best friend India does not. Where is the out cry? Wait India is another tool used to contain China.

Strange, I thought Russia got its coal from Poland.

I'm so glad that Matt Canavan is pushing coal purely for world peace, and not at all because of his family's investments in coal.

Matt Canavan says...oh, haw haw haw hoh hooooooo.

Who's suggesting we want to stop coal exports to India? India says it can be self sufficient anyway, but their coal quality isn't that great, worse on average than Carmichael (24 MJ/kg compared to standard Newcastle export quality 25 MJ/kg).

Countries and greedy elitists are shutting down energy and economies. Creating Energy alliances. WEF - tear down country's economy then Build Back Better with them in charge. More sane people must speak out against them. This is not about the climate.

Not a desirable outcome for India. Setting up railroad would be extremely difficult. Probably have to sail from the north all around Europe, the Med and Suez Canal. But that wouldn't be our problem.

Our coal is worth billions in income and it’s going to be used for the next hundred years.

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