Saturday, 07 Jan 2012
It is reported that Shenhua Shendong Coal Group Corporation produced 202 million tonnes of commercial coal in 2011 becoming the first 200 million tonne commercial coal production base in China.
The company said it had set several new records in coal output and sales in 2011. Its annual output of raw and commercial coal both exceeded 200 million tonnes. To be more specific, its raw coal output reached 219 million tonnes in 2011, up nearly 11.2 million tonnes from the previous year. Meanwhile, its commercial coal output reached 202 million tonnes up nearly 9.3 million tonnes from the previous year.
The company Shendong coalfield covers a total area of 31,200 square kilometers and is partly located in northern Yulin in Shaanxi province and partly in southern Ordos in Inner Mongolia.
The coalfield has 223.6 billion tonnes of proven coal reserves, the largest in China. Shenhua Shendong Coal Group Corporation has built the world only 10 million tonbe coal mine complex in the coalfield.
(sourced Peopledaily.com.cn)
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Saturday, January 7, 2012
Sunday, December 18, 2011
China Shenhua to make alumina from coal ash-Xinhua
Sun Dec 18, 2011
BEIJING Dec 18 (Reuters) - China Shenhua Group, the country's largest coal producer, has started building a $21.4 billion facility to produce alumina from coal ash, the state Xinhua news agency said on Sunday, citing a senior company executive.
The company plans to invest 135.8 billion yuan ($21.4 billion) in the project, near Jungar coal mine in Ordos city in northern China's Inner Mongolia, Xinhua quoted Ling Wen, deputy manager of Shenhua Group, as saying.
No details were given about how the company would turn coal ash, a waste byproduct of thermal power generation, into alumina.
The project included a 6,600-megawatt power plant, an alumina plant and a gallium plant, all of which will use materials recycled from coal burning, Xinhua said.
Ordos, which is home to one-sixth of the country's coal reserves, will be able to produce 3 billion tonnes of alumina, which is used to make aluminum, according to Xinhua.
Shenhua Group is parent of China Shenhua Energy Co Ltd . ($1=6.3484 yuan)
(sourced Reuters)
BEIJING Dec 18 (Reuters) - China Shenhua Group, the country's largest coal producer, has started building a $21.4 billion facility to produce alumina from coal ash, the state Xinhua news agency said on Sunday, citing a senior company executive.
The company plans to invest 135.8 billion yuan ($21.4 billion) in the project, near Jungar coal mine in Ordos city in northern China's Inner Mongolia, Xinhua quoted Ling Wen, deputy manager of Shenhua Group, as saying.
No details were given about how the company would turn coal ash, a waste byproduct of thermal power generation, into alumina.
The project included a 6,600-megawatt power plant, an alumina plant and a gallium plant, all of which will use materials recycled from coal burning, Xinhua said.
Ordos, which is home to one-sixth of the country's coal reserves, will be able to produce 3 billion tonnes of alumina, which is used to make aluminum, according to Xinhua.
Shenhua Group is parent of China Shenhua Energy Co Ltd . ($1=6.3484 yuan)
(sourced Reuters)
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
China to issue 2nd batch of coal export quotas for 2011
Tuesday, 06 Sep 2011
The National Development and Reform Commission will soon release the second batch of coal export quotas for 2011 totaling 20 million tonnes.
The coal exporting enterprises involved include China National Coal Group Corp., Shenhua Group Corporation Limited, China Coal Import & Export Group Co Ltd and China Minmetals Corporation.
(source steelhome)
China steel information centre and industry database
The National Development and Reform Commission will soon release the second batch of coal export quotas for 2011 totaling 20 million tonnes.
The coal exporting enterprises involved include China National Coal Group Corp., Shenhua Group Corporation Limited, China Coal Import & Export Group Co Ltd and China Minmetals Corporation.
(source steelhome)
China steel information centre and industry database
Monday, March 28, 2011
China approves plan for state emergency coal reserve
March 28, 2011 By He Shan
The State Council, China's cabinet, has approved a program for an emergency national coal reserve, which will build up five million tons of coal this year, according to a source from the China Coal Industry Association.
The coal reserve will ensure the supply for power firms in case a major natural disaster or accident disrupts the coal supply.
Ten major coal mining companies, including Shenhua Group Corp. Ltd. and China National Coal Group Corp., have been selected to build storage facilities for coal across the country, while eight major coal shipping ports, including Qinhuangdao Port, Zhoushan Port, Guangzhou Port, Wuhan Port and Zhuhai Port will also be involved in the program.
China's business press carried the story above on Monday. China.org.cn has not checked the stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. ( sourced:China.org.cn)
The coal reserve will ensure the supply for power firms in case a major natural disaster or accident disrupts the coal supply.
Ten major coal mining companies, including Shenhua Group Corp. Ltd. and China National Coal Group Corp., have been selected to build storage facilities for coal across the country, while eight major coal shipping ports, including Qinhuangdao Port, Zhoushan Port, Guangzhou Port, Wuhan Port and Zhuhai Port will also be involved in the program.
China's business press carried the story above on Monday. China.org.cn has not checked the stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. ( sourced:China.org.cn)
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