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Coal production by type in Rosstat

· snapshot · rows: 6 · periods: 5 · section: Russian Statistical Yearbook (2025)

Millions of tons of coal extracted from the country's subsoil annually between 2020 and 2024 are distributed in this table by primary raw material types. The row breakdown allows for comparison between total production and specific volumes of hard coal and coking coal. The data reflects the production performance of the Russian coal industry over a five-year period, enabling an assessment of production trends for each category over the specified timeframe

Chart of coal mining by type in Russia, 2020–2024, millions of tons

Total, million t: 40.3% Total, million t40.3% · 398.0 Всего, млн т — каменный: 32.8% Всего, млн т — каменный32.8% · 324.0 Total, million t — coking coal: 9.15% Total, million t — coking coal9.15% · 90.5 Total, million t — Share of hard coal production volume in total coal production volume, percent: 8.23% Total, million t — Share of hard coal produ…Total, million t — Share of hard coal production volume in total coal production volume, percent8.23% · 81.4 Всего, млн т — бурый рядовой (лигнит): 7.47% Всего, млн т — бурый рядовой (лигнит)7.47% · 73.9 Всего, млн т — антрацит: 2.12% Всего, млн т — антрацит2.12% · 21.0 988.8
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Set in numbers

This is a cross-section: 6 series across 5 breakdowns. 24 values in total.

The largest value belongs to “Total, million t” — 430; the smallest is “Всего, млн т — антрацит” at 22.5. The gap between them is 19.1-fold.

All table numbers are series: 6

How to read this table

Rows provide details on total production volume as well as specific volumes for hard coal and coking coal, illustrating the production structure. Comparing any two years in the columns allows for tracking changes in indicators. For example, total production in 2020 was 398 million tons, whereas by 2024 it reached 430 million tons, demonstrating production changes in the industry over the five-year cycle

What is visible in these numbers

The table is 80% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.

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Period and application

The information is relevant for energy sector specialists and analysts studying the country's industrial potential. Rosstat publishes these data as part of an annual statistical yearbook, ensuring regular updates. The information covers the period up to 2024 inclusive and enables long-term forecasting of the coal industry's development based on actual values recorded in reporting for all types of extracted fuel