CO2 emissions from coal — all countries

CO2 emissions from coal — Russia

CO2 emissions from coal in Russia in 2024 — 375.65 Mt. Ranked 132 in the world out of 137. Since 1830, the indicator has risen by 3,414,872.7%.

2024 375.65 Mt −1.76% vs 2023
World rank 132of 137
Period maximum 916.02 Mt1988
Period minimum 0.01 Mt1832

Trend over time

1830–2024 · million tonnes

CO2 emissions from coal — Russia, 1830–202402505007501,000183018501870189019101930195019701990201020241830: 0.01 Mt1833: 0.01 Mt1858: 0.3 Mt1861: 0.52 Mt1864: 0.54 Mt1867: 1.9 Mt1870: 2.32 Mt1873: 2.97 Mt1876: 4.9 Mt1879: 6.37 Mt1882: 7.92 Mt1885: 8.73 Mt1888: 8.94 Mt1891: 11.36 Mt1894: 15.33 Mt1897: 19.21 Mt1900: 29.09 Mt1903: 28.42 Mt1906: 36.44 Mt1909: 44.18 Mt1912: 53.39 Mt1915: 44.83 Mt1918: 17.36 Mt1921: 13.36 Mt1924: 22.66 Mt1927: 42.83 Mt1930: 59.53 Mt1933: 102.66 Mt1936: 171.15 Mt1939: 186 Mt1942: 83.57 Mt1945: 186.31 Mt1948: 262.67 Mt1951: 357.57 Mt1954: 430.25 Mt1957: 554.41 Mt1960: 585.52 Mt1963: 592.23 Mt1966: 651.33 Mt1969: 657.73 Mt1972: 738.38 Mt1975: 769.55 Mt1978: 797.36 Mt1981: 761.36 Mt1984: 760.12 Mt1987: 900.91 Mt1990: 750.96 Mt1993: 504.62 Mt1996: 474.7 Mt1999: 405.1 Mt2002: 422.62 Mt2005: 416.45 Mt2008: 449.83 Mt2011: 428.32 Mt2014: 394.97 Mt2017: 386.28 Mt2020: 368.05 Mt2023: 382.4 Mt2024: 375.65 Mt
Change over the period: +375.64 (+3,414,872.73%) Average annual rate: 5.53 %

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Russia

Russia 375.65 Mt
Europe & Central Asia computed 1,369.59 Mt
Eastern Europe computed 625.68 Mt
High-income countries computed 2,584.27 Mt
CO2 emissions from coal — Russia, by year Russia All countries CSV XLSX
Year Mt Change Change, %
2024 375.65 −6.75 −1.76%
2023 382.4 +12.7 +3.44%
2022 369.69 −5.75 −1.53%
2021 375.44 +7.39 +2.01%
2020 368.05 −27.93 −7.05%
2019 395.98 −3.69 −0.92%
2018 399.67 +13.39 +3.47%
2017 386.28 −16.48 −4.09%
2016 402.76 −12.09 −2.92%
2015 414.85 +19.88 +5.03%
2014 394.97 −10.83 −2.67%
2013 405.81 −37.49 −8.46%
2012 443.29 +14.98 +3.5%
2011 428.32 +10.46 +2.5%
2010 417.86 +0.53 +0.13%
2009 417.33 −32.51 −7.23%
2008 449.83 +28.63 +6.8%
2007 421.2 −14.84 −3.4%
2006 436.04 +19.59 +4.71%
2005 416.45 +1.74 +0.42%
2004 414.71 −9.94 −2.34%
2003 424.65 +2.03 +0.48%
2002 422.62 −21.9 −4.93%
2001 444.52 +18.81 +4.42%
2000 425.71 +20.61 +5.09%
1999 405.1 +6.05 +1.52%
1998 399.04 −10.74 −2.62%
1997 409.79 −64.91 −13.67%
1996 474.7 −0.93 −0.2%
1995 475.63 +24.05 +5.33%
1994 451.57 −53.05 −10.51%
1993 504.62 −11.16 −2.16%
1992 515.78 −187.19 −26.63%
1991 702.97 −47.99 −6.39%
1990 750.96 −131.56 −14.91%
1989 882.52 −33.5 −3.66%
1988 916.02 +15.11 +1.68%
1987 900.91 +6.92 +0.77%
1986 893.99 +27.94 +3.23%
1985 866.04 +105.93 +13.94%
1984 760.12 −5.29 −0.69%
1983 765.41 −6.02 −0.78%
1982 771.43 +10.07 +1.32%
1981 761.36 −79.58 −9.46%
1980 840.94 +43.02 +5.39%
1979 797.93 +0.56 +0.07%
1978 797.36 −4.77 −0.59%
1977 802.13 +12.43 +1.57%
1976 789.7 +20.15 +2.62%
1975 769.55 +22.18 +2.97%
1974 747.37 +1.45 +0.19%
1973 745.92 +7.54 +1.02%
1972 738.38 +21.87 +3.05%
1971 716.51 +13.66 +1.94%
1970 702.85 +45.13 +6.86%
1969 657.73 +8.95 +1.38%
1968 648.78 −7.28 −1.11%
1967 656.06 +4.73 +0.73%
1966 651.33 +21.21 +3.37%
1965 630.12 +20.53 +3.37%
1964 609.59 +17.36 +2.93%
1963 592.23 +21 +3.68%
1962 571.23 −4.04 −0.7%
1961 575.27 −10.25 −1.75%
1960 585.52 +1.17 +0.2%
1959 584.35 +12.36 +2.16%
1958 571.99 +17.58 +3.17%
1957 554.41 +35.67 +6.88%
1956 518.74 +35.31 +7.3%
1955 483.43 +53.18 +12.36%
1954 430.25 +34.3 +8.66%
1953 395.95 +17.42 +4.6%
1952 378.53 +20.96 +5.86%
1951 357.57 +27.71 +8.4%
1950 329.85 +32.51 +10.93%
1949 297.34 +34.68 +13.2%
1948 262.67 +12.89 +5.16%
1947 249.78 +41.73 +20.06%
1946 208.05 +21.73 +11.67%
1945 186.31 +42.18 +29.27%
1944 144.13 +47.93 +49.81%
1943 96.21 +12.63 +15.11%
1942 83.57 −114.52 −57.81%
1941 198.1 −34.44 −14.81%
1940 232.54 +46.54 +25.02%
1939 186 +2.63 +1.43%
1938 183.37 +9.5 +5.46%
1937 173.87 +2.72 +1.59%
1936 171.15 +23.98 +16.29%
1935 147.17 +20.11 +15.82%
1934 127.06 +24.41 +23.77%
1933 102.66 +14.87 +16.94%
1932 87.79 +16.64 +23.39%
1931 71.15 +11.62 +19.51%
1930 59.53 +9.09 +18.02%
1929 50.44 +1.35 +2.75%
1928 49.09 +6.26 +14.62%
1927 42.83 +8.84 +26.01%
1926 33.99 +12.5 +58.2%
1925 21.49 −1.18 −5.19%
1924 22.66 +4.85 +27.22%
1923 17.81 +1.56 +9.58%
1922 16.26 +2.9 +21.7%
1921 13.36 +1.77 +15.32%
1920 11.58 −0.82 −6.59%
1919 12.4 −4.96 −28.58%
1918 17.36 −27.17 −61.01%
1917 44.53 −3.19 −6.68%
1916 47.72 +2.89 +6.45%
1915 44.83 −7.07 −13.62%
1914 51.9 −7.97 −13.31%
1913 59.86 +6.47 +12.12%
1912 53.39 +7.87 +17.29%
1911 45.53 +3.08 +7.26%
1910 42.45 −1.73 −3.92%
1909 44.18 +2.12 +5.05%
1908 42.05 +0.33 +0.79%
1907 41.72 +5.29 +14.51%
1906 36.44 +4.52 +14.16%
1905 31.92 −0.83 −2.54%
1904 32.75 +4.33 +15.25%
1903 28.42 +0.75 +2.7%
1902 27.67 −0.56 −1.98%
1901 28.23 −0.86 −2.97%
1900 29.09 +2.97 +11.38%
1899 26.12 +4.66 +21.73%
1898 21.46 +2.24 +11.67%
1897 19.21 +2.76 +16.74%
1896 16.46 +0.55 +3.46%
1895 15.91 +0.58 +3.8%
1894 15.33 +1.15 +8.07%
1893 14.18 +2.02 +16.61%
1892 12.16 +0.8 +7.01%
1891 11.36 +0.41 +3.73%
1890 10.95 +0.93 +9.25%
1889 10.03 +1.09 +12.15%
1888 8.94 +0.21 +2.35%
1887 8.74 −0.17 −1.96%
1886 8.91 +0.18 +2.09%
1885 8.73 +0.29 +3.49%
1884 8.44 −0.64 −7%
1883 9.07 +1.15 +14.51%
1882 7.92 +0.36 +4.71%
1881 7.57 +0.05 +0.69%
1880 7.51 +1.14 +17.91%
1879 6.37 −0 −0.02%
1878 6.37 +1.55 +32.03%
1877 4.83 −0.08 −1.57%
1876 4.9 +0.87 +21.54%
1875 4.04 +0.46 +12.99%
1874 3.57 +0.6 +20.07%
1873 2.97 −0.26 −8.07%
1872 3.24 +0.08 +2.57%
1871 3.15 +0.84 +36.18%
1870 2.32 +0.19 +8.73%
1869 2.13 +0.58 +37.07%
1868 1.55 −0.35 −18.38%
1867 1.9 +0.24 +14.35%
1866 1.67 +1.15 +223.3%
1865 0.52 −0.03 −4.98%
1864 0.54 +0.06 +11.52%
1863 0.49 +0.02 +3.85%
1862 0.47 −0.05 −10%
1861 0.52 +0.11 +27.45%
1860 0.41 +0.09 +29.94%
1859 0.31 +0.02 +6.08%
1858 0.3
1855 0.21
1850 0.07
1833 0.01 +0 +22.22%
1832 0.01 −0 −30.77%
1831 0.01 +0 +18.18%
1830 0.01

About the indicator

Carbon dioxide emissions from burning coal. Coal releases more emissions per unit of energy obtained than any other fuel — roughly twice as much as gas — so its share of emissions is always above its share of energy consumption. The series shows that global emissions from coal are not declining despite the closure of coal plants in Europe and North America: growth in Asia outweighs the reduction.

Important: Combustion only. Methane emissions from coal mines are not included here — they are counted under methane emissions.

Source: CO₂ and GHG Emissions (Our World in Data), license CC BY 4.0.