en.Wedoany.com Reported - As of June 30, the port segment of China Energy Investment Corporation (China Energy) had completed a cumulative coal inbound volume of 148.009 million tons and an outbound volume of 147.1 million tons in the first half of the year, both setting new historical highs for the same period, effectively ensuring the efficient operation of the energy transport corridor.

In the first half of this year, China Energy's port company optimized production organization by coordinating resource allocation across three ports, innovating operational modes and loading/unloading techniques, increasing direct loading ratios and turnover efficiency, while simultaneously expanding market coal transshipment business, driving steady growth in throughput. In terms of equipment support, the company fully implemented a lifecycle management system for production equipment, adopted refined maintenance standards and a grid-based accountability mechanism, and established a real-time monitoring platform for key equipment to enable predictive warnings of equipment failures. This shift transformed the operation and maintenance model from "passive repair" to "active prevention," providing hardware support for continuous and stable production.

In the first half of the year, all management units anchored their targets and overcame challenges. Huanghua Port Authority continued to consolidate its leading market share of over 30% among northern coal ports; Tianjin Port Authority established a dual-efficiency enhancement system of "internal operational cycles and external collection and distribution cycles," breaking historical records for single-shift and single-day ship loading five times; Zhuhai Port Authority focused on energy supply assurance in the South China region, setting over 20 new production operation records, and supplied nearly 5 million tons of coal to the group's integrated power plants in the first half of the year, effectively ensuring stable electricity supply in the South China region.