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Mongolia plans to ship 25,000 tons tonnes of coal to North Korea (DPRK) in 2015through the port.<ref>Robert Ritz, [http://mongolbeat.com/mongolia-partners-with-north-korea-to-deliver-its-coal-to-port-of-rajin/7774 "Mongolia partners with North Korea to deliver its coal to port of Rajin,"] Mongol Beat, February 27, 2015</ref>

In October 2014 South Korea authorities said they planned to bring 35,000 tons tonnes of Russian coal through North Korea’s Rason port in the next month. Three South Korean companies - KORAIL, POSCO and Hyundai Merchant Marine - will work on the North Korean project, which South Korean authorities hope will link the country to the trans-Siberian railway.<ref>[http://www.nknews.org/2014/10/north-korea-south-korea-russia-to-cooperate-on-coal-shipment/ "North Korea, South Korea, Russia to cooperate on coal shipment,"] NK News, Oct 15, 2014</ref> ==Project Details== *'''Operator:''' Committee of External Economic Cooperation*'''Location:''' Rason, North Korea*'''Coal Capacity (Million tonnes per annum):'''*'''Status:''' Operating*'''Type:''' Exports and Imports*'''Source of Coal:''' Russia, Mongolia, China