oleocene.org

Ce n’est pas la première fois que les habitants de Kemerovo sont témoins d’un tel phénomène. Ce n’est qu’en décembre que les responsables ont été soupçonnés d’avoir peint la neige en blanc pour dissimuler la poussière et la saleté qui l’avaient rendue grise sombre. Et ce n’est pas seulement la Russie. Temirtau, une région d’extraction de fer dans le centre du Kazakhstan, était aussi recouverte de neige noire plus tôt cette année.

Historic Siberian mine to become automated

Valentina Ruiz Leotaud may 12, 2019

Russia expands its largest coal port, sends cargo to India

September 06, 2019, 08

Russia has launched the third export line at its largest coal terminal in the Far East region, loading the first cargo for Indian company JSW Steel, Vostochny Port said on Thursday.

Russia and India are forging closer ties amid chilling relations between Moscow and the West over the Ukrainian crisis, Moscow's alleged meddling in the elections in the United States and other issues.

The two nations are targeting $30 billion of annual trade by 2025. Indian investors are interested in investing in Russia's coal industry, the head of Russia's RDIF sovereign wealth fund said on Wednesday.

Indian coal producer Coal India signed a deal to mine coking coal in Russia's Far East, while private company H-Energy is looking at buying liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Novatek on a long-term basis, companies said this week. Vostochny Port on the Russian Pacific coast said in its statement that launching the third line at the coal terminal doubled the port's loading capacity to 50 million to 55 million tonnes per year.

Vostochny Port is part of the private coal producer Kuzbassrazrezugol, co-owned by businessmen Iskander Makhmudov and Andrei Bokarev

Russia is ready supply at least 40 mln tonnes of coking coal to India

in Dry Bulk Market,Freight News 03/06/2021

India asked Russia to supply at least 40 mln tonnes of coking coal annually and Russia is ready to provide this volume, Deputy Energy Minister Anatoly Yanovsky told reporters on the sidelines of the Russian Coal and Mining exhibition.

“We have prepared a draft memorandum of cooperation between the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Steel Industry of India. While preparing this document, we held several meetings via videoconferencing because of the pandemic and our Indian partners said, that they would like to purchase at least 40 mln tonnes of coking coal from Russia. Of course, we have the opportunity to ensure such supplies, “Yanovsky said, noting that coal exports from Russia are growing.

According to him, in 2020, despite losses in coal production, Russia managed to increase exports.

“This year, our exports continue to grow following the results of 4-5 months,” the deputy minister said.

Source: TASS