Energy Statistics > Coal > Consumption by households (1993) by country

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Rank	Countries	Amount	Date
# 1	China:	144,109,000 ton	1993
Energy in China
# 2	Russia:	13,425,000 ton	1993
Energy in Russia
# 3	Ukraine:	11,506,000 ton	1993
Energy in Ukraine
# 4	United Kingdom:	4,792,000 ton	1993
Energy in United Kingdom
# 5	South Africa:	3,191,000 ton	1993
Energy in South Africa
# 6	United States:	2,232,000 ton	1993
Energy in United States
# 7	Turkey:	1,567,000 ton	1993
Energy in Turkey
# 8	Belarus:	1,007,000 ton	1993
Energy in Belarus
# 9	Vietnam:	673,000 ton	1993
Energy in Vietnam
# 10	Belgium:	624,000 ton	1993
Energy in Belgium
# 11	Czech Republic:	618,000 ton	1993
Energy in Czech Republic
# 12	Ireland:	510,000 ton	1993
Energy in Ireland
# 13	India:	430,000 ton	1993
Energy in India
# 14	Colombia:	260,000 ton	1993
Energy in Colombia
# 15	Lithuania:	226,000 ton	1993
Energy in Lithuania
# 16	Germany:	220,000 ton	1993
Energy in Germany
# 17	Latvia:	201,000 ton	1993
Energy in Latvia
# 18	Moldova:	172,000 ton	1993
Energy in Moldova
# 19	Mongolia:	155,000 ton	1993
Energy in Mongolia
# 20	Bulgaria:	92,000 ton	1993
Energy in Bulgaria
# 21	Romania:	82,000 ton	1993
Energy in Romania
# 22	Denmark:	30,000 ton	1993
Energy in Denmark
# 23	Zambia:	20,000 ton	1993
Energy in Zambia
# 24	Estonia:	16,000 ton	1993
Energy in Estonia
# 25	Japan:	10,000 ton	1993
Energy in Japan
# 26	Chile:	9,000 ton	1993
Energy in Chile
# 27	Slovakia:	9,000 ton	1993
Energy in Slovakia
# 28	Finland:	8,000 ton	1993
Energy in Finland
# 29	Zimbabwe:	6,000 ton	1993
Energy in Zimbabwe
# 30	Australia:	5,000 ton	1993
Energy in Australia
# 31	Swaziland:	5,000 ton	1993
Energy in Swaziland
# 32	Norway:	4,000 ton	1993
Energy in Norway
# 33	Pakistan:	3,000 ton	1993
Energy in Pakistan
# 34	Ghana:	3,000 ton	1993
Energy in Ghana
# 35	Greece:	1,000 ton	1993
Energy in Greece
	Total:	186,221,000 ton
	Weighted average:	5,320,600.0 ton

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