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Sales of coal and coal processing products in Russia, 2022–2024

· dynamics annual · rows: 13 · periods: 3 · section: Trade (в России)

Sales volumes of coal and coal products are shown in these statistics for the period from 2022 to 2024. Rows are categorized by territory, including indicators for the Russian Federation as a whole and data for specific constituent entities, such as the Rostov Region and the Republic of Tyva. This allows for comparing the intensity of trade operations across different parts of the country on an annual basis, although the unit of measurement is not specified in the provided materials

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how it will look

Chart of coal and coal product sales by year from 2022 to 2024, values for Russia and individual regions

Russian Federation Rostov Region Republic of Tyva Republic of Khakassia Krasnoyarsk Territory Irkutsk Region Kemerovo Region Republic of Buryatia Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Zabaykalsky Territory Primorsky Territory Amur Region 2022 2024

Who grew, who fell: 2022 → 2024

unchanged Russian Federation · 2024: 289,477 · 2022: 260,226 · +29,251 Russian Federation +29,251 Kemerovo Region · 2024: 155,465 · 2022: 138,442 · +17,023 Kemerovo Region +17,023 Krasnoyarsk Territory · 2024: 48,640 · 2022: 44,629 · +4,011 Krasnoyarsk Territory +4,011 Irkutsk Region · 2024: 14,756 · 2022: 11,991 · +2,765 Irkutsk Region +2,765 Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) · 2024: 6,442 · 2022: 3,966 · +2,476 Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) +2,476 Primorsky Territory · 2024: 8,413 · 2022: 7,768 · +644.7 Primorsky Territory +644.7 Sakhalin Region · 2024: 1,445 · 2022: 1,056 · +389.0 Sakhalin Region +389.0 Republic of Tyva · 2024: 1,437 · 2022: 1,297 · +140.2 Republic of Tyva +140.2 Republic of Buryatia · 2024: 3,100 · 2022: 3,143 · −43.2 Republic of Buryatia −43.2 Rostov Region · 2024: 2,340 · 2022: 3,285 · −944.7 Rostov Region −944.7 Republic of Khakassia · 2024: 12,669 · 2022: 13,909 · −1,240 Republic of Khakassia −1,240 Zabaykalsky Territory · 2024: 7,425 · 2022: 17,320 · −9,895 Zabaykalsky Territory −9,895

Set in numbers

Coverage: 13 series, 2022 through 2024, 3 reporting periods. 37 values in total.

“Russian Federation” rose by 11.2% between 2022 and 2024, from 260,226 to 289,477.

All table numbers are series: 13
Series 202220232024
Российская Федерация 260 226,10 255 650,00 289 477,00
Ростовская область 3 284,70 2 761,00 2 340,00
Республика Тыва 1 296,80 1 384,00 1 437,00
Республика Хакасия 13 908,60 7 575,00 12 669,00
Красноярский край 44 629,20 45 105,00 48 640,00
Иркутская область 11 990,60 12 976,00 14 756,00
Кемеровская область 138 441,90 137 187,00 155 465,00
Республика Бурятия 3 143,20 3 177,00 3 100,00
Республика Саха (Якутия) 3 966,00 4 052,00 6 442,00
Забайкальский край 17 320,00 7 845,00 7 425,00
Приморский край 7 768,30 7 242,00 8 413,00
Амурская область 3 554,80 — —
Сахалинская область 1 056,00 988,00 1 445,00

How to read this table

Rows recording sales for both the country and individual regions for each year allow for comparison between indicators. A specific constituent entity can be selected from a list of 13 items to track the individual dynamics of coal product sales. This structure helps to identify the share of the largest mining or distribution centers in the national volume and how these values changed over the three-year period from 2022 to 2024

What is visible in these numbers

“Russian Federation” leads the table with 289,477, “Republic of Tyva” closes it with 1,437. The gap between them is 201-fold.

Only 95% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.

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Period and application

Annual updates of Rosstat data ensure the relevance of information for energy market analysis. This data is useful for specialists tracking the sales dynamics of raw materials and coal products, as well as for regional economy researchers. The time coverage is limited to 2022–2024, providing insight into short-term changes in coal trade at the national and selected regional levels