News via en.sxcoal.com Jan 10, 2011
Coal stockpiled at Jingtang port, one of the major loading ports in northern China, declined to 2.99 million tonnes on Jan 9, falling 360,000 tonnes or 10.74% from a month ago, Qinhuangdao Seaborne Coal Market said in a report on its website (www.cqcoal.com).
Meanwhile, 7 vessels were being loaded, 22 ones waiting off, and another 10 expected, the report said.
Impacted by cold snaps, power plants increased coal shipment from the port to supplement inventories.
Since Jan, daily coal loading at Jingtang port averaged at 180,000 tonnes, and 150,000 tonnes coal was transported to the port by railway, according to the report.
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