Significados de short ton en inglés

Like oil, coal costs have soared recently, but not that of lower grades, which still sell for about $10 a short ton.

Coal was $5.25 per short ton.

The coke product of the United States is more than twenty million short tons a year.

RGGI's current nine states emitted 90 million short tons in 2016.

The world's production of spelter in 1913 (the latest authentic figures obtainable) was 1,093,635 short tons.

More than 170,000 coalition personnel transited through Kyrgyzstan in 2008, and Manas processed 5,000 short tons of cargo.

U.S. forestry and agriculture projects could supply 150 million short tons of those offsets by 2020, the note said.

The contract size is 20 short tons, with a minimum price fluctuation of $5 per short ton.

In 2016, New Jersey emitted 22.1 million short tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) while Virginia emitted 38 million.

Around 11.5 million short tons (10 million metric tonnes) of throughput, including all bulk commodities, are expected annually.

The export trade in copper is very important, amounting at the close of the past century to about one hundred and seventy thousand short tons.

Last year's Kerry-Boxer bill would allow 1.5 billion short tons of domestic offsets and 0.5 billion short tons of international ones.

There was talk of U.S. exports -less than 50 million short tons in 2006 -reaching 100 million tons in 2008.

The United States exported 1.2 million short tons of thermal coal into Canada in 2016, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Aluminum shipments by North American service centers reached 113,300 short tons in February, up 26 percent year-over-year, according to Metals Service Center data.

On Monday, the U.S. government authorized the import of an additional 100,000 short tons of Mexican refined sugar due to the harvest issues.