China’s Major Coal Region Raises 2021 Output – Xinhua

The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is estimated to have produced more than 1.05 billion tonnes of coal in 2021, a rise from 1.006 billion tonnes in 2020, Xinhua reported the regional energy bureau as saying.

Inner Mongolia ranked first in China in terms of its coal delivery volume to other provincial-level regions last year.

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