What we count
The mass of proved coal reserves considered economically recoverable under current conditions.
How large the latest published world proved coal reserves are.
The mass of proved coal reserves considered economically recoverable under current conditions.
The mass of proved coal reserves considered economically recoverable under current conditions.
The source combines national energy balances, reported production, reserves and other official energy statistics.
Reserves can be revised and are not measured in the same year in every country. We therefore keep the figure unchanged between source releases.
The displayed value is the latest global figure reported by US EIA International Energy Statistics for latest available national observations, mostly 2022–2024.
How the value is used: The value remains unchanged until a new aggregate figure is published.
We display the latest published global figure without a time-based calculation.
V = latest published valueReference value1,070,000,000,000latest available national observations, mostly 2022–2024
Data typeunchangedwithout time calculation
DisplaypublishedUS EIA International Energy Statistics
US EIA International Energy Statistics reports the latest published figure used on this page for latest available national observations, mostly 2022–2024.
We display the latest published global figure without a time-based calculation.
The published value is shown without moving final digits.
The source value comes from US EIA International Energy Statistics and refers to latest available national observations, mostly 2022–2024. It is the latest figure published by this source. The source combines national energy balances, reported production, reserves and other official energy statistics.