Insight
Teck opens the door for more west coast Canada coal exports
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Report summary
Teck Resources’ recent announcement to substantially upgrade its west coast Canadian Neptune coal terminal and the April 2021 end of its contract with Westshore present a scenario where the company shifts away as Westshore's anchor customer by Q1 2021. Under this scenario, additional long-term throughput capacity at Westshore is made available for US and Canadian coal exporters. Which companies would likely be interested in the new throughput capacity?
Table of contents
- Teck shifts from Westshore to Neptune
- Who takes up the available Westshore capacity?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Westshore customer throughput forecast (Mt) - 2019 with potential available capacity
- Westshore customer throughput scenario (Mt) - 2021 with potential available capacity
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