Four Bohai Bay Port Coal Inventories 17.013 million tons

Last week (December 10 to December 16), the inventory of coal in the Bohai Rim was reduced from 17.978 million tons last week to 17.013 million tons. This week, the stock volume of the four ports in the Bohai Rim has been compared with that of last week, and the Bohai Rim The four-gang coal stocks decreased by 176,000 tons, a decrease of 1.02%.

On December 16, the coal stocks of the four ports around the Bohai Sea were respectively: 6.59 million tons of coal inventories at Qinhuangdao Port, 4.09 million tons of coal inventories of the SDIC Caofeidian Port, 3.5 million tons of coal inventories of the Jingtang Port, and coal stocks of the Tianjin Port. With a volume of 2.833 million tons, compared with the previous week, the coal inventory of Qinhuangdao Port and Jingtang Port has been reduced compared with that of last week. The stocks of Caofeidian Port and Tianjin Port of SDIC have all increased.

The number of coal inventories in the four ports of the Bohai Rim was reduced by 176,000 tons. Looking at the number of vessels to be loaded on the anchorage of the Bohai Rim, as of December 16, the number of vessels to be loaded on the four port anchorages has increased. Among them, four ships to be anchored in the Bohai Rim are: 61 anchors for underground anchors at Qinhuangdao port, 34 anchors for underground anchorages in Jingtang Port, 28 anchors for underground anchors at Tianjin Port, and anchors for Caofeidian anchors at SDIC. There are 24 anchor ships, and the number of ships in each port has greatly increased.

As of December 16th, due to the high inventory levels of downstream power plants, the number of days available for coal-fired power plants at main power plants increased, and the price of steam coal in the four ports of the Bohai Sea remained to fall.