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U.S. coke production and consumption have declined more than 75% since 1980
Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Annual Coal Report and Quarterly Coal Report Note: The 2025 data points are annualized using the first three quarters of 2025 data from the most recent Quarterly Coal Report .
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Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Annual Coal Report and Quarterly Coal Report Note: The 2025 data points are annualized using the first three quarters of 2025 data from the most recent Quarterly Coal Report . The United States produced 10 million short tons (MMst) of coke used in steel manufacturing in 2025, a drop of 78% from 1980 when it produced 46 MMst, according to EIA’s most recent Annual Coal Report and Quarterly Coal Report .
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