Fossil Fuels
Baltimore port closure could damage United States coal export volumes, EIA states
Halted shipping traffic from the Port of Baltimore, the secondlargest U.S. hub for coal exports, will slow the growth in U.S. coal exports and lower bunker fuel usage, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) stated on Thursday. Coal exports from the busy U.S. port have been disrupted following the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Secret Bridge which was struck by a huge cargo ship early Tuesday morning. Because the port is a significant transit point for freight and bulk vessels, we expect bunker fuel intake to reduce, the EIA added. Baltimore managed exports of 28 million brief heaps last year, comprising...