Residents only demanded a larger quota of local workers, and we have met that.

We are making efforts to calm the situation now. Employees are not affected and are continuing with their jobs.

We will then determine whether the camp will be back in operation or not.

What we stopped is our exploration to find the gold because the camp was burned down by a community group. We will stop the exploration project until further review.

When crude oil is above $26 a barrel, it makes economic sense to convert coal.

Producers are going to be supplying more to the domestic market, where demand is surging because three new power plants are starting up this year. Local consumption may reach 35 percent of total output next year compared with 30 percent this year.