As of July 31, Shengli Energy achieved a total coal sales volume of 2.5735 million tonnes, a year-on-year increase of 12.1%, hitting new record for the year and for the same period in history, significantly bolstering stable energy supplies during summer peak load period.
Since the beginning of July, Shengli Energy has focused on ensuring stable, high-efficiency production and steady sales growth, making every effort to secure peak summer energy supplies. The Company has strictly enforced operation stability and workplace safety responsibilities, strengthened “three on-site” management, and enhanced risk identification and hazard rectification to mitigate potential risks. Meanwhile, the Company has intensified efforts in “three preventions” during rainy seasons, with key measures including the construction of flood dams around the entire mining area, the building of six water reservoirs, and the clearing of 34 drainage outfalls—systematically enhancing flood prevention and release capacity to maintain safe and orderly production. Taking sales as the driving force, the Company has strengthened coordination in production and operation, refined production and organization during the rainy season, enhanced new organizational efficiencies, and strictly controlled coal quality and streamlined all links through production. Despite 119 hours of rainfall affecting production, the Company hit record highs in the following aspects: the output of 2,333.18 tonnes per hour, daily storage exceeding 100,000 tonnes, 20 trainloads of goods loading daily, and coal calorific value reaching 3,048 kcal/kg, ensuring high-quality and stable supplies that fuel stronger sales and business growth.
Furthermore, Shengli Energy enhanced collaborative management in sales and production, conducted market research, customer visits, and capacity coordination to increase market share, with the overall fulfillment rate of customers under long-term agreement reaching 91%. The Company gave full play to its integrated operation advantages, with north-eastern and seaborne users shipping 330,000 tonnes of coal, supporting stable sales and replenishment efforts among internal users, compensating for a total deficit volume of 200,000 tonnes for the month, which lays a strong foundation for securing the energy supply for the summer peak load period.
