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Polish Coal Exports Seen Down 50% on Year in 2011: State Coal Exporter
Nov. 21, 2011 01:42PM PST
Industrial MetalsPlatts reported that lower coal production means Poland’s coal exports for 2011 are likely to be 50% lower than last year.
Platts reported that lower coal production means Poland’s coal exports for 2011 are likely to be 50% lower than last year.
As quoted in the market news:
[State-owned exporter Weglokoks] said it expects to export a maximum 4.5 million mt of hard coal this year, down from 8.7 million mt in 2010. Steam coal will account for about 3.8 million mt of this year’s exports and coking coal the remainder.
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