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Home›Dredging›Port Waratah Coal Services (Australia) will embark on its most expensive expansion
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February 11, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Port Waratah Coal Services (Australia) will embark on its most expensive expansion

The move comes as the terminal operator confirmed it would trim export allocations over the next few months after having loaded just 82 per cent of the coal it had been scheduled to export in January. [mappress] Source: Lloyd’s List Daily Commercial News, February 11, 2010;

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The move comes as the terminal operator confirmed it would trim export allocations over the next few months after having loaded just 82 per cent of the coal it had been scheduled to export in January.

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Source: Lloyd’s List Daily Commercial News, February 11, 2010;

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