Coal: Proved Reserves at end 2010
	Anthracite	Sub-bituminous
Million tonnes	and bituminus	and lignite	Total	Share of Total	R/P ratio
US	108501	128794	237295	27.6%	241
Canada	3474	3108	6582	0.8%	97
Mexico	860	351	1211	0.1%	130
Total North America	112835	132253	245088	28.5%	231
Brazil	-	4559	4559	0.5%	*
Colombia	6366	380	6746	0.8%	91
Venezuela	479	-	479	0.1%	120
Other S. & Cent. America	45	679	724	0.1%	*
Total S. & Cent. America	6890	5618	12508	1.5%	148
Bulgaria	2	2364	2366	0.3%	82
Czech Republic	192	908	1100	0.1%	22
Germany	99	40600	40699	4.7%	223
Greece	-	3020	3020	0.4%	44
Hungary	13	1647	1660	0.2%	183
Kazakhstan	21500	12100	33600	3.9%	303
Poland	4338	1371	5709	0.7%	43
Romania	10	281	291	w	9
Russian Federation	49088	107922	157010	18.2%	495
Spain	200	330	530	0.1%	73
Turkey	529	1814	2343	0.3%	27
Ukraine	15351	18522	33873	3.9%	462
United Kingdom	228	-	228	w	13
Other Europe & Eurasia	1440	20735	22175	2.6%	317
Total Europe & Eurasia	92990	211614	304604	35.4%	257
South Africa	30156	-	30156	3.5%	119
Zimbabwe	502	-	502	0.1%	301
Other Africa	860	174	1034	0.1%	*
Middle East	1203	-	1203	0.1%	*
Total Middle East & Africa	32721	174	32895	3.8%	127
Australia	37100	39300	76400	8.9%	180
China	62200	52300	114500	13.3%	35
India	56100	4500	60600	7.0%	106
Indonesia	1520	4009	5529	0.6%	18
Japan	340	10	350	w	382
New Zealand	33	538	571	0.1%	107
North Korea	300	300	600	0.1%	16
Pakistan	-	2070	2070	0.2%	*
South Korea	-	126	126	w	60
Thailand	-	1239	1239	0.1%	69
Vietnam	150	-	150	w	3
Other Asia Pacific	1582	2125	3707	0.4%	114
Total Asia Pacific	159326	106517	265843	30.9%	57
Total World	404762	456176	860938	100.0%	118
of which: OECD	155926	222603	378529	44.0%	184
Non-OECD	248836	233573	482409	56.0%	92
European Union #	5101	51047	56148	6.5%	105
Former Soviet Union	86725	141309	228034	26.5%	452
					Source of reserves data: Survey of Energy Resources, World Energy Council 2010.
* More than 500 years.
w Less than 0.05%.
Notes:  Proved reserves of coal - Generally taken to be those quantities that geological and engineering information
indicates with reasonable certainty can be recovered in the future from known deposits under existing
economic and operating conditions.
Reserves-to-production (R/P) ratio - If the reserves remaining at the end of the year are divided by the
production in that year, the result is the length of time that those remaining reserves would last if
production were to continue at that rate.