Energy > Coal > Conversion to other forms of energy: Countries Compared

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	ChinaChina	1.36 billion ton	2005
2	United StatesUnited States	470.97 million ton	2005
3	IndiaIndia	341.98 million ton	2005
4	JapanJapan	159.03 million ton	2005
5	South AfricaSouth Africa	153.64 million ton	2005
	Non-religious countries averageNon-religious countries average (profile)	147.18 million ton	2005
6	RussiaRussia	127.22 million ton	2005
	Emerging markets averageEmerging markets average (profile)	90.87 million ton	2005
7	South KoreaSouth Korea	72.75 million ton	2005
8	PolandPoland	62.14 million ton	2005
9	GermanyGermany	60.44 million ton	2005
10	United KingdomUnited Kingdom	59.35 million ton	2005
11	UkraineUkraine	56.15 million ton	2005
12	TaiwanTaiwan	51.53 million ton	2005
13	KazakhstanKazakhstan	46.97 million ton	2005
	High income OECD countries averageHigh income OECD countries average (profile)	38.81 million ton	1999
14	AustraliaAustralia	33.96 million ton	2005
15	SpainSpain	31.96 million ton	2005
16	IndonesiaIndonesia	25.7 million ton	2005
17	CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia	23.7 million ton	1990
18	BrazilBrazil	14.83 million ton	2005
19	CanadaCanada	14.53 million ton	2005
	NATO countries averageNATO average (profile)	13.05 million ton	1999
20	NetherlandsNetherlands	12.9 million ton	2005
21	IsraelIsrael	12.12 million ton	2005
	European Union averageEuropean Union average (profile)	11.99 million ton	1999
22	Hong KongHong Kong	10.82 million ton	2005
23	TurkeyTurkey	9.39 million ton	2005
24	MalaysiaMalaysia	8.79 million ton	2005
25	Czech RepublicCzech Republic	7.62 million ton	2005
26	BelgiumBelgium	6.84 million ton	2005
27	DenmarkDenmark	5.91 million ton	2005
28	MoroccoMorocco	5.84 million ton	2005
29	PortugalPortugal	5.44 million ton	2005
30	SlovakiaSlovakia	4.27 million ton	2005
31	FinlandFinland	4.19 million ton	2005
32	North KoreaNorth Korea	4.02 million ton	2005
33	VietnamVietnam	3.81 million ton	2005
34	AustriaAustria	3.79 million ton	2005
35	ChileChile	3.73 million ton	2005
36	BulgariaBulgaria	3.66 million ton	2005
37	Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina	3.5 million ton	2005
38	ZimbabweZimbabwe	3.03 million ton	2005
39	PhilippinesPhilippines	2.85 million ton	2005
40	SwedenSweden	2.69 million ton	2005
41	RomaniaRomania	2.64 million ton	2005
42	IrelandIreland	2.33 million ton	2005
43	EgyptEgypt	1.94 million ton	2005
44	MexicoMexico	1.83 million ton	2005
45	IranIran	1.45 million ton	2005
46	ArgentinaArgentina	1.42 million ton	2005
47	ColombiaColombia	1.39 million ton	2005
48	HungaryHungary	1.03 million ton	2005
49	CroatiaCroatia	888,000 ton	2005
50	ThailandThailand	878,000 ton	2005
51	AlgeriaAlgeria	779,000 ton	2005
52	MongoliaMongolia	753,000 ton	2005
53	BotswanaBotswana	749,000 ton	2005
54	PakistanPakistan	713,000 ton	2005
55	Dominican RepublicDominican Rep.	476,000 ton	2005
56	GuatemalaGuatemala	407,690 ton	2005
57	SloveniaSlovenia	382,000 ton	1999
58	PeruPeru	363,000 ton	2005
59	KyrgyzstanKyrgyzstan	350,000 ton	2005
60	MauritiusMauritius	341,000 ton	2005
61	NigerNiger	173,500 ton	2005
62	BelarusBelarus	104,000 ton	2005
63	SwazilandSwaziland	80,000 ton	2005
64	LaosLaos	64,824 ton	2005
65	TanzaniaTanzania	46,000 ton	2005
=66	GreeceGreece	39,000 ton	2003
=66	UzbekistanUzbekistan	39,000 ton	2000
68	NorwayNorway	25,000 ton	2005
69	ZambiaZambia	13,000 ton	2005
70	LithuaniaLithuania	11,000 ton	2005
71	NigeriaNigeria	10,000 ton	1995
72	VenezuelaVenezuela	9,400 ton	2003
73	LatviaLatvia	9,000 ton	2005
74	MoldovaMoldova	5,000 ton	2005
=75	NamibiaNamibia	4,000 ton	2005
=75	EstoniaEstonia	4,000 ton	2005
=77	YugoslaviaYugoslavia	3,000 ton	2005
=77	MalawiMalawi	3,000 ton	1998
79	BurmaBurma	2,000 ton	1994
80	SingaporeSingapore	1,000 ton	1990

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