Is the Rhine being pushed for capacity?

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The opening of the new EECV coal terminal in Rotterdam in May will bring with it an additional 3.5-4 mtpa of coal imports, all of which will be destined for the ThyssenKrupp coking plant in Schwelgern, Germany.

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In-Depth Materials & Commodities Transport & Distribution Archer Daniels Midland Coal EBS EECV EMO Inland/River Iron Ore Netherlands Rotterdam Thyssen Krupp

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