Subscribe to RSS feedMiners lock in for the long haul in Hunter coal chain
Coal producers want to export 6.6m tonnes more than the Hunter coal chain can handle next year.
Overload: Miners try to lock in more exports than port capacity can manage.
Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS) said coal producers had been quick to lock in long-term supply contracts as part of an industry-wide agreement to take effect from January 1.
A final Australian Competition and Consumer Commission decision on the deal is...
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