Coal shipments down 25 percent on US Great Lakes

Friday, 12 August 2011 02:35:18 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Shipments of coal on the US Great Lakes totaled 3.1 million tons in July, a 58,000-ton increase from June, but a decrease of 25 percent year-on-year, according to the Lake Carriers' Association.

Year-to-date, the coal trade stands at 12.7 million tons, a decrease of 14 percent compared to a year ago.  Shipments are nearly 29 percent off the five-year average for the January-July timeframe.


Similar articles

Local coke prices in China fall further amid low demand

29 Mar | Scrap & Raw Materials

CISA: Coking coal purchase cost in China down 9.86% in Jan-Feb

28 Mar | Steel News

Local coke prices in China fall again, decline likely to halt next week

22 Mar | Scrap & Raw Materials

Ukraine’s ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih posts lower pig iron output due to Russia’s attacks on energy infrastructure

21 Mar | Steel News

China’s coke exports up 20.5 percent in January-February

20 Mar | Steel News

Local coke prices in China decline, further cuts expected

15 Mar | Scrap & Raw Materials

Ukraine’s DMZ posts lower finished steel output for February

12 Mar | Steel News

Chinese coking coal market goes down, export coke follows

08 Mar | Scrap & Raw Materials

Ukraine's Zaporizhkoks posts higher coke output for February

07 Mar | Steel News

Local coke prices in China continue to move down

01 Mar | Scrap & Raw Materials