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Pakistan looks for alternatives as South African coal remains out of bounds

In this file photo, a Pakistani worker prepares corn in an traditional coal oven at a house in Lahore on May 20, 2016. (AFP)

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Updated 22 April 2022

Hellenic Shipping News

April 22, 2022 07:30

Pakistan looks for alternatives as South African coal remains out of bounds

Updated 22 April 2022

Hellenic Shipping News

April 22, 2022 07:30

April 22: Thermal coal buyers in Pakistan are looking for a substitute for the South African material as prices of the fuel have remained elevated since early 2022 and an imminent power crisis has created a higher-than-usual domestic demand, Hellenic Shipping News reported Friday.