Coal production in Russia and federal districts, February
Hard and brown coal mining volumes for the whole country and specific federal districts are recorded for February 2021. Rows are categorized by territory: including aggregate data for the Russian Federation and indicators for specific districts, such as the Southern or Northwestern. Information includes cumulative production since the beginning of the reporting year. Data is presented by OKPD2, OKEI, and OKATO codes for precise product and regional identification
Chart of hard and brown coal production in Russia and federal districts for February 2021
See also
- Electricity consumption in Russia by year long time series by year
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 59, metrics: 4. Shown by positions: Hard coal and brown coal (lignite) — Russian Federation; Hard coal and brown coal (lignite) — Northwestern Federal District; Hard coal and brown coal (lignite) — Southern Federal District; Hard coal and brown coal (lignite) — Siberian Federal District; Hard coal and brown coal (lignite) — Far Eastern Federal District and others
Five largest values: Hard coal and brown coal (lignite) — Russian Federation (69,720), Hard coal — Russian Federation (55,890), Hard coal and brown coal (lignite) — Siberian Federal... (53,786), Hard coal — Siberian Federal District (45,507), Coal, except anthracite, coking coal... (37,388). The gap between the largest and smallest is 108.9 times. The top five account for 64.4% of the sum across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
All table numbers are series: 59
How to read this table
Comparing rows allows for an assessment of each federal district's contribution to the national coal mining volume for the specified period. Indicators can be compared across different parts of the country to identify where major hard and brown coal production capacities are concentrated. Columns contain not only current values but also year-to-date information, facilitating the tracking of the cumulative total for two months
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: Code (OKPD2, OKEI, OKATO); Reporting month; Previous month; Period from the beginning of the reporting year
100 out of 100 possible values are filled (100%), meaning the table is almost completely filled
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Period and application
The data is current for February 2021 and includes year-to-date figures. This breakdown is useful for mining industry specialists, economists, and industrial representatives to analyze the territorial distribution of resources and assess current mineral extraction rates
How it is calculated
Output indicators are used when assessing demand for raw materials and equipment, planning procurement, and comparing industries with each other
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