Coal

Alaera Capital offers both steam coal and anthracite coal for international buyers. The supplier states that cargoes can be delivered in containerised form or as bulk shipments, accommodating a range of order sizes. No specific analytical data are provided, but the two grades are commonly distinguished by their calorific values and moisture levels. Steam coal typically burns at lower temperatures, while anthracite delivers higher energy density.

In the global market, steam coal usually contains moisture between 5% and 10% and ash levels of 10% to 15%, with a calorific value around 5000‑6000 kCal/kg. Anthracite, being a higher rank, often exhibits moisture below 5%, ash under 8% and a calorific value exceeding 6500 kCal/kg. Sulfur content for both grades is generally kept below 1% to meet environmental regulations. These typical ranges provide a benchmark for buyers when requesting a laboratory test.

Potential customers include power generation firms, steel producers and large industrial users requiring reliable fuel supplies. Buyers should discuss shipment size, preferred incoterms and payment structures directly with Alaera Capital, as the listing does not specify MOQ or lead times. Small quantities are accepted, making the supplier suitable for trial purchases or niche projects. Final trade terms are confirmed after the buyer supplies the desired specification.

Alaera Capital is registered in the United States, though the precise city is not disclosed in the listing. The supplier carries a harbor trust tier, indicating it participates in the platform’s verification programme. Response metrics show a 0.00% response rate and no average response time recorded.

The company advertises availability of both steam coal and anthracite coal for export, offering container and bulk loading options. No further details on production capacity, certifications or client references are included. Buyers should request additional information such as recent test reports and shipping capabilities.