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27/09/2013at 11:53

Norden plans to grow via Indonesian coal venture

A bigger business in Indonesia is high on D/S Norden's wishlist. The country has now surpassed Australia to become the world's largest exporter of thermic coal for the energy sector.
BY OLE ANDERSEN

There is no place in the world where D/S Norden loads more bulk cargo than in Indonesia, and the ships are loaded with coal, writes Norden in its magazine Norden News, published yesterday, Thursday.

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