Coal is a resource that can be reliably supplied, making it crucial for energy security due to its low cost and wide geographical availability. It remains the world’s largest single source of electricity. Additionally, coal plays a vital role as an affordable and highly efficient fuel in industrial boilers and the cement industry.

Anthracite is the coal with the highest degree of carbonization. It has a particularly high carbon content and few impurities (low ash, volatile matter, and sulfur content), so it produces almost no smoke when burned. It is used as a raw material for lime burning and carbide manufacturing, and we handle the highest grade anthracite.

It is made from coal tar, a byproduct of coke production from coal, and is calcined at high temperatures to produce a carbon material characterized by its high carbon content (99% or more fixed carbon), low ash content, and low sulfur content. This material is primarily used as an anode material in aluminum refining and titanium manufacturing, as a recarburizer in steelmaking, and as a raw material for special carbon products in the semiconductor industry. It is known for its excellent electrical conductivity and durability.

Coke, a by-product of the petroleum refining process, is a high-carbon material produced through the pyrolysis of petroleum residues at elevated temperatures. It is primarily used in the steel and aluminum refining industries and serves as a key raw material for electrodes and carbon black. Additionally, its high energy density makes it valuable as a fuel for power generation.