Kanawha River Terminal

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The Kanawha River Terminal is in a coal export terminal near Ceredo, West Virginia.

Location

The terminal is located on the Ohio River at Mile Marker 314.5. The map below shows Ceredo, not the exact location of the terminal.

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Coal terminal

The Kanawha River Terminal on the Ohio River system serves coal miners, power companies and steelmakers. It has 25 million tons of annual capacity, as well as a liquid storage facility. The terminal was acquired in October 2013 by SunCoke Energy from Traxys North America LLC.

Project Details

• Owner: SunCoke Energy
• Location: Ceredo, West Virginia
• Capacity (Million tonnes per annum): 25
• Status: Operating
• Start year:
• Type: Exports
• Coal source:

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