A new rail link and port development recently approved by the Colombian government could boost coal production there to 78 mt in the next four years.
The projects, which include a new rail track running parallel to the existing line between La Loma and the port of Santa Marta, will increase transportation capacity by 25 mtpa to 50 mtpa.
Mines in La Jagua are set to benefit most....
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