Australia's Dalrymple exports coal at 60 pct normal volumes

Jan 12, 2011 Reuters
Australia's Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal has been exporting coal at about 60 percent of normal volumes in January, a spokesman for the port said on Jan 12.
So far this month, the terminal has shipped out about 1.5 million tonnes of coal, about 60 percent of the 2.5 million tonnes it would ship out when unaffected by flooding at inland mines.
There were still signs that stockpiles at inland mines may be running out, with two small mines canceling trains scheduled to haul coal from their mines to the ports, he said.

Source: Reuters