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Regional coal consumption change relative to 2000 across Asia Pacific, North America, Europe and other regions

Global coal demand holds firm as energy security concerns grow

Global coal consumption and annual growth by region from 2024 to 2027

Global coal demand to rise 1.2% to record 8.94 billion tonnes

World map showing regional coal consumption (2022–2024) with bars for United States, Europe, China, India and rest of world; US declines from 9.9 to 7.9, Europe falls from 9.9 to ~7.6, China rises from 87.8 to 92.2, India from 20.0 to 23.0, rest of world around 34.0–34.4.

Global coal demand remains resilient despite the energy transition

Two-panel chart: left shows quarterly U.S. coal production by region (Interior, Appalachia, Western) as stacked bars for 2024–2027 with forecast; right shows annual change in MMst (forecasted) with blue bars. Data source: EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook, June 2026.

U.S. coal production outlook points to lower output through 2027

Vertical bar chart of coal consumption (Mt/yr) by cement companies: Anhui Conch ~20, CNBM ~17, UltraTech ~5, Holcim ~2, Heidelberg Materials ~5, Cemex ~1.

Coal in cement and concrete: global fuel use and decarbonisation pathways

Tajikistan coal demand in a regional context — extraction, consumption, and net exports in neighbouring countries

Tajikistan coal demand set to rise gradually despite hydropower dominance

Global coal demand by region showing diverging consumption trends across major markets

Global coal demand stabilises as power system dynamics replace commodity price signals

Chart showing productive capacity of US coal mines from 2014–2024, with underground, surface, and total capacity all declining over time.

US coal production hits new lows with steep cuts in Western states

U.S. coal production up 15%

U.S. coal production up 15%

India’s energy policy

India’s energy policy

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