Coal exports from PWCS up 10.9 percent in February from January

Friday, 04 March 2016 14:59:56 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
Coal exports from Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS) terminals based at Port of Newcastle in New South Wales, Australia, totaled 9.05 million mt in February this year, increasing by 10.9 percent compared to January, according to the company's announcement. 10 percent of the total coal handled at the terminals in February was coking coal.
 
According to the released information, Japan was the largest export destination for coal shipments from PWCS in February, with shipments to Japan accounting for 48.01 percent of total shipments, while coal exports to Taiwan made up 15.7 percent of the total. 
 
PWCS accounts for one third of Australia's exports of coal, which is the country's second most important export commodity in terms of value.

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