Coal
Capesize freight exceeds $40,000 per day: market grows amid tonnage shortage
The highest rates in the last two years are due to the growth in demand for long-haul transportation of iron ore and bauxite in the face of a shortage of available vessels. The market for transportation by “capsize” vessels — the largest dry bulk carriers for transporting iron ore and coal — is ending 2025…
EU allows Kazakhstan to export coal through Russian ports, despite sanctions
The European Union has allowed European companies to export Kazakh coal from Russian ports as an exception.
50 million tons of coal stuck in Russian ports due to industry crisis
About 50 million tons of coal have accumulated in Russian ports, which is about a quarter of the total export volume for 2024. The reason is the crisis in the industry caused by the loss of the European sales market, the “Business Censor” reports. Representatives of stevedoring companies report that warehouses in the ports are…
Russia exports up to 60,000 tons of Ukrainian coal from the port of Mariupol every month
The occupied port of Mariupol continues to be used by Russia for the systematic export of Ukrainian minerals, including coal.
Russians stole coal through Mariupol port, – Kyiv Independent
A vessel under US sanctions loaded coke in the occupied port of Mariupol. The coal was likely mined and stolen in Donetsk or Luhansk regions.
Russia stole over 120,000 tons of coking coal from Ukrainian subsoil in Mariupol
The Russian Federation continues to turn the occupied Ukrainian territories into a raw material appendage for waging war.
Russians remove stolen coal from “hidden” berth in Mariupol (video)
Two Russian ships-thieves were spotted in the port of temporarily occupied Mariupol after loading with Ukrainian coal.
The first ship of the year with coal from the US for Metinvest arrived in Ukraine
The first ship with coking coal from the USA chartered by Metinvest Group this year has arrived in Ukraine.
Russia is preparing to remove another 88 wagons of stolen coal from the port of Mariupol
The Russian invaders continue to use the Mariupol port for the illegal export of Ukrainian resources.
In the port of Mariupol, the invaders loaded a bulk carrier with stolen coal
Another ship-thief arrived at the port of temporarily occupied Mariupol loaded with coal.
