STEAM COAL

Steam coal, also known as thermal coal, is primarily used for power generation and in industrial processes that require heat. It is burned in boilers to produce steam, which drives turbines to generate electricity. Steam coal has a relatively low energy content compared to coking coal, which is used for steel production, but it remains a key fuel source for electricity generation worldwide.

• Power Generation
• Industrial Heating
• Cogeneration Systems
• Chemical and Other Applications

IRON ORE

Iron ore is a naturally occurring mineral from which iron is extracted. It is a critical raw material in the production of steel, one of the most important building materials in the world.

Iron ore is a key driver of the global economy, and its demand is closely tied to the steel industry. As industries and urbanization grow, the need for iron ore continues to increase​

• Steel Production
• Construction and Infrastructure
• Automobile Industry
• Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing
• Shipbuilding

MANGANESE ORE

Manganese ore is a vital mineral used primarily in the production of steel, where it serves as an essential alloying element. Manganese enhances the hardness, strength, and toughness of steel, as well as improving its resistance to wear and tear.

Beyond steelmaking, manganese plays a critical role in the production of dry cell batteries and serves as an important ingredient in fertilizers and animal feed. Its use in the manufacturing sector is essential for producing materials with specific strength and durability characteristics​

• Steel Production
• Battery Manufacturing
• Aluminum Production
• Chemical Industry
• Glass Manufacturing

FLUORITE / FLUORSPAR

Fluorite, also known as fluorspar, is a naturally occurring mineral composed primarily of calcium fluoride (CaF₂). It is an important industrial mineral with several key applications.

It is also a crucial raw material in the production of hydrofluoric acid, which is used in the manufacturing of refrigerants, plastics, and other chemicals.

• Steel and Aluminum Production
• Production of Hydrofluoric Acid
• Ceramics and Glass Manufacturing
• Optical Lenses
• Petroleum Industry

WOOD PELLETS

Wood pellets are small, cylindrical biofuels made from compressed sawdust, wood chips, or other wood by-products. They are widely used for heating and energy generation due to their renewable nature and efficient combustion properties.

Wood pellets are popular for both residential heating and large-scale industrial power generation. They are considered carbon-neutral since the carbon dioxide they release during combustion is offset by the carbon absorbed by the trees during their growth. This makes them a sustainable energy source, particularly in the context of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the energy sector.

• Heating
• Electricity Generation
• Industrial Processes
• Animal Bedding
• Bio-based Products
• Transportation Fuel