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Weekly Coal Production

Data for week ended: July 19, 2014  |  Release date:  July 24, 2014  |  Next release date: July 31, 2014  

For the week ended July 19, 2014:
  • U.S. coal production totaled approximately 19.0 million short tons (mmst)
  • This production estimate is 3.5% higher than last week's estimate and 2.7% lower than the production estimate in the comparable week in 2013
  • Coal production east of the Mississippi River totaled 8.2 mmst
  • Coal production west of the Mississippi River totaled 10.8 mmst
  • U.S. year-to-date coal production totaled 537.9 mmst, 0.7% lower than the comparable year-to-date coal production in 2013


    EIA revises its weekly estimates of state level coal production using Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) quarterly coal production data. After revision, EIA's state level weekly numbers summed for the quarter match the MSHA data.

    Data for July 2013 through March 2014 are revised to match MSHA. Data for April through July 2014 are preliminary EIA estimates.

    State Month ended June 2014 Month ended June 2013 January thru June 2014 Total
    Alabama 1,562 1,474 9,280
    Alaska 167 134 922
    Arizona 583 684 3,770
    Arkansas 9 1 44
    Colorado 1,971 1,938 10,887
    Illinois 4,235 4,225 27,143
    Indiana 3,290 3,013 20,017
    Kansas 2 2 12
    Kentucky 7,046 6,488 41,336
    Louisiana 289 214 1,007
    Maryland 110 147 762
    Mississippi 262 245 1,692
    Missouri 36 31 178
    Montana 3,606 3,642 20,256
    New Mexico 1,269 2,251 7,126
    North Dakota 2,037 1,801 14,406
    Ohio 2,260 2,342 11,618
    Oklahoma 84 90 514
    Pennsylvania 4,381 4,124 29,083
    Tennessee 77 102 425
    Texas 3,209 3,021 20,412
    Utah 1,967 1,584 9,581
    Virginia 1,391 1,369 8,369
    West Virginia 9,907 9,576 58,811
    Wyoming 29,708 31,737 189,554



    • U.S. monthly coal production for June 2014


    thousand short tons
    Current estimates*  
    weekly
    monthly
    *Tables contain both current EIA original estimates (shaded) and revised estimates (not shaded). The revised estimates (not shaded) include the most recent MSHA data available as of the release date of the table. Most recent MSHA data available are for the first quarter of 2014.

     

    Revised estimates**  
    2014 weekly    monthly
    previous years
    **Tables inlcude the most recent MSHA data available, which are for the first quarter of 2014. Tables contain only revised estimates.

     

    See also:

    · Archive of EIA original estimates (2002-current)
    · Evaluation of coal production estimates 2012
    · Evaluation of coal production estimates 2011