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Coal Shipments From Australia's Gladstone Port Rebound to Above 7 Mil Mt in Nov

Dec 15, 2015

Coal exports from Australia's Gladstone port exceeded 7 million mt in November, as buyers from China, Japan and South Korea increased their offtake, a report from Gladstone port authority Friday said. Throughput at the port -- which ships ...

Tags: Coal exports, thermal coal, coking coal

The Australian State's Exports of Coal Is Expected to Surpass 200m Mt for The First Time

Jun 6, 2014

Queensland's government expects the Australian state's exports of seaborne-traded coking and thermal coal to surpass 200 million mt for the first time in the current fiscal year ending June 30, budget papers released by state treasurer Tim ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, Coal

Indonesia Plans to Build 14 Dedicated Coal Terminals to Prevent Illegal Coal Exports

Jun 4, 2014

Indonesia, the world's largest exporter of thermal coal, plans to build 14 dedicated coal terminals in the islands of Kalimantan and Sumatra in a bid to curb illegal coal exports, a government official said Monday. Around 50 million-60 ...

Tags: thermal coal, coal terminals

Australia's Newcastle Port Exported 2.8m Mt of Thermal and Coking Coal in The Week

May 29, 2014

Australia's Newcastle port exported 2.8 million mt of thermal and coking coal in the week to Monday, falling 19% on the week, as the port's vessel queue continued to shrink, according to the Newcastle Port Corporation's latest weekly ...

Tags: thermal, coking coal

Three Coal Terminals Increased Their Shipments of Thermal and Coking Coal 39% in Australia

May 22, 2014

The three coal terminals at Australia's Newcastle port increased their combined shipments of thermal and coking coal 39% week on week to 3.45 million mt on Monday, hitting a 13-week high, according to Newcastle Port Corp. data released ...

Tags: Terminals'Coal, coal

Thermal and Coking Coal Exports From Newcastle Port Fell 12.5% on The Week to 2.64m Mt

Apr 24, 2014

Thermal and coking coal exports from Australia's Newcastle port fell 12.5% on the week to 2.64 million mt in the week to Sunday, after four weeks of gains, according to the Newcastle Port Corporation's latest update. NPC said there were ...

Tags: coking coal exports, Newcastle port

Colombian Coal Exports in February Fell 44% Month on Month to 4.067 Million Mt

Apr 4, 2014

Colombian coal exports in February fell 44% month on month to 4.067 million mt, which was 15.1% higher year on year, data from statistics agency DANE showed. The fall to the the lowest monthly level since March 2013 came amid a ban on ...

Tags: Coal Exports, shipping coal

Several New Orleans-Area Terminals Are Increasing Capacity

Feb 19, 2014

Despite a drop in coal exports off the Mississippi River in 2013, several New Orleans-area terminals say they are increasing capacity as they eye improved markets in the long-term. Foresight Energy's Convent Marine Terminal in Convent, ...

Tags: Coal Terminals, Coal Exports

Newcastle Port's Coal Shipments to China Dipped to Their Lowest Level in 6 Months

Dec 9, 2013

Australian Newcastle port's coal shipments to China dipped to their lowest level in six months in November at 1.74 million mt, shipping data from terminal operator Port Waratah Coal Services showed Tuesday. Close to 22.7% of the 7.68 ...

Tags: coal, mineral

Thermal Slipping 13% Month on Month to 2.24 Million Mt From 2.6 Million Mt

Sep 4, 2013

Thermal and semi-soft coal shipments to China from the Port Waratah Coal Services terminals in eastern Australia slackened in August, slipping 13% month on month to 2.24 million mt from 2.6 million mt in July, said the port operator in a ...

Tags: semi-soft coal, Chemicals

Australian Coal Terminal Employees Have Called for an Eight-hour Strike Friday

May 24, 2013

Five unions representing Australian coal terminal employees have called for an eight-hour strike Friday at the Port Waratah Coal Services export facility, a company spokesman said Tuesday. The strike is expected to start at 6:30 a.m. ...

Tags: Coal Terminal, Chemicals

Union-affiliated PWCS Employees Will Stop Work for Four Hours Between 10 Am and 2 Pm

May 14, 2013

Members of five trade unions employed at the Port Waratah Coal Services shipment facility for coal exports at Newcastle port in eastern Australia have called a four-hour strike next Wednesday in an escalation of their industrial dispute ...

Tags: PWCS, Coal Terminals

Coal Exports Were Little Changed at 2.97 Million Mt

May 10, 2013

Coal exports from Newcastle port in eastern Australia were little changed at 2.97 million mt in the seven-day period ended 7 am Sydney time Monday, (2200 GMT Sunday), compared with 2.99 million mt in the previous seven days, Newcastle Port ...

Tags: Coal Exports, Chemicals

Ships Bound for China Loaded 2.09 Million Mt of Coal From Two Terminals Operated by PWC

May 3, 2013

Ships bound for China loaded 2.09 million mt of coal from two terminals operated by Port Waratah Coal Services at Newcastle port in eastern Australia in April, up 10% from March, PWCS said Wednesday in an operations report. The April ...

Tags: Coal Exports, Newcastle PWCS

Thermal and Semi-soft Coking Coal Shipments Fell 15.8% Week on Week to 2.54 Million Mt

Apr 11, 2013

Thermal and semi-soft coking coal shipments from eastern Australia's Newcastle port fell 15.8% week on week to 2.54 million mt for the week ended April 7, and were loaded on to 28 ships, said Newcastle Port Corp in its latest weekly update ...

Tags: Thermal coking coal, semi-soft coking coal

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