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Distribution of geological exploration works by type of mineral resources, 2000–2024

· snapshot · rows: 8 · periods: 6 · section: Russian Statistical Yearbook (2025)

Mineral exploration volumes are distributed by type of mineral, as shown in this annual data from 2000 to 2024. Rows are categorized by resource types, including oil, gas, condensate, and coal, enabling an assessment of industry structure trends. The total for all exploration types is set at 100 percent, facilitating comparison of each sector's contribution to Russia's overall mineral exploration activities over the specified period

Chart showing the distribution of mineral exploration by type of mineral from 2000 to 2024, in percent

2000 2010 2022 2023 2024 2024 Total Total / 2000: 100.0 Total / 2010: 100.0 Total / 2022: 100.0 Total / 2023: 100.0 Total / 2024: 100.0 crude oil, gas and condensate crude oil, gas and condensate / 2000: 63.9 crude oil, gas and condensate / 2010: 77.9 crude oil, gas and condensate / 2022: 68.1 crude oil, gas and condensate / 2023: 64.6 crude oil, gas and condensate / 2024: 66.8 coal coal / 2000: 0.60 coal / 2010: 0.30 coal / 2022: 0.50 coal / 2023: 0.60 coal / 2024: 1.00 non-ferrous and rare metals non-ferrous and rare metals / 2000: 2.90 non-ferrous and rare metals / 2010: 1.90 non-ferrous and rare metals / 2022: 2.10 non-ferrous and rare metals / 2023: 3.60 non-ferrous and rare metals / 2024: 2.70 precious metals precious metals / 2000: 4.70 precious metals / 2010: 7.70 precious metals / 2022: 14.7 precious metals / 2023: 14.6 precious metals / 2024: 16.7 ferrous metals ferrous metals / 2000: 0.70 ferrous metals / 2010: 0.60 ferrous metals / 2022: 0.40 ferrous metals / 2023: 0.50 ferrous metals / 2024: 0.50 diamonds diamonds / 2000: 2.50 diamonds / 2010: 1.70 diamonds / 2022: 1.00 diamonds / 2023: 1.20 diamonds / 2024: 0.70 non-metals non-metals / 2000: 0.60 non-metals / 2010: 1.00 non-metals / 2022: 0.80 non-metals / 2023: 0.90 non-metals / 2024: 0.70
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Set in numbers

This is a cross-section: 8 series across 6 breakdowns. 40 values in total.

“Total” leads the table with 100, “ferrous metals” closes it with 0.5. The gap between them is 200-fold.

All table numbers are series: 8
Series 200020102022202320242024
Всего 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 —
нефть, газ и конденсат 63,90 77,90 68,10 64,60 66,80 —
уголь 0,60 0,30 0,50 0,60 1,00 —
цветные и редкие металлы 2,90 1,90 2,10 3,60 2,70 —
благородные металлы 4,70 7,70 14,70 14,60 16,70 —
черные металлы 0,70 0,60 0,40 0,50 0,50 —
алмазы 2,50 1,70 1,00 1,20 0,70 —
неметаллы 0,60 1,00 0,80 0,90 0,70 —

How to read this table

The eight rows in the table categorize mineral types and the total volume of exploration performed. Comparing values across rows reveals how resource exploration priorities have shifted over twenty-five years. Each column represents a specific calendar year, allowing for tracking how geological efforts have been redistributed between the oil and gas sector and coal, while maintaining a total of 100 percent for each year

What is visible in these numbers

Only 83% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.

The same indicator in other breakdowns (1)

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Period and application

Current data from the 2025 yearbook cover the period from 2000 to 2024 and are updated as new Rosstat statistical publications are released. This information is used by subsoil management specialists, energy sector analysts, and industrial economists studying long-term trends in investment and mineral exploration activity across key commodity segments

1) С 2020 г. – по данным Роснедр; включая затраты на проведение геологоразведочных работ на территории континентального шельфа, Мирового океана.

1) Since 2020 – according to data of the Federal Agency on Subsoil Usage; Including costs of geological exploration on continental shelf, oceans.