Comments by "Robert A" (@RobertAmer) on "China Suffered from Mass Power Shortage After Banning Australian Coal Import | Economy | Sanction" video.

I would suggest you research appropriately before believing everything in this video. The power supply issues in Hunan province has nothing to do with black coal production, but is about exceeding supply in the middle of winter, when the demand is at its highest. The restrictions quoted in the video, were the restrictions put in place for Hunan province, and not other provinces. Yes, it was likely that the problems in Zhejiang province were a direct result of restrictions on Australian coal. The two major products which are unaffected are liquid natural gas (which barely rated a mention in this video) and iron ore. It should also be noted that Australian beef in general was not banned, but was restricted to a number of suppliers due to anomolies which needed rectification. These should have already been dealt with, and if completed, trade exports to China reinstated. Certainly, more research was needed on Australian beef.
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