Production of key types of products: coke and petroleum products, January 2025
Coke and petroleum product output volumes for January 2025 are broken down by specific product types, including coke from hard and brown coal. Table rows are categorized by OKPD2 codes, enabling a detailed analysis of the production structure for each item. The data covers the period from the start of the reporting year and is presented by various product groups
Chart of coke and petroleum product production volumes, January 2025
See also
- Electricity consumption in Russia by year long time series by year
Set in numbers
39 series, arranged across 4 breakdowns rather than over time. 120 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Coke and semi‑coke from hard coal, brown coal (lignite) or peat, retort coke — Russian Federation excluding new subjects (as of 01.01.20” — 2,026; the smallest is “agglomerated coal and anthracite — Russian Federation without new subjects (since 01.01.20” at 0.131. The gap between them is 15,467-fold.
All table numbers are series: 39
How to read this table
Row distinctions are based on the OKPD2 classification, where each of the thirty-nine items corresponds to a specific product type. Indicators can be compared within a group or across different categories to determine the share of specific petroleum products or coke in total output. The data enables assessment of current production activity for each individual nomenclature item
What is visible in these numbers
The table is 96% 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
January 2025 data is relevant for industrial sector analysis and raw material supply planning. Information is provided by Rosstat as a snapshot for the reporting month. This data is useful for petrochemical industry specialists, industrial market analysts, and energy sector representatives for assessing production volumes
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