South and Central Asia Compared by Energy > Coal > Imports per 1000

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Imports Changes in stocks at producers Consumption by chemical industry Consumption by energy sector Consumption by households and other consumers Consumption by households Consumption by industry and construction Consumption by iron and steel industry Consumption by mining industry > Energy commodities Consumption by other consumers Consumption by other industries and construction Consumption by thermal power plants and auxiliaries Consumption by transportation industry Consumption for non-energy uses Consumption in agriculture Consumption in rail transport Conversion in blast furnaces Conversion in briquetting plants Conversion in coke ovens Conversion in other energy-producing plants Conversion in thermal power plants Conversion to other forms of energy Energy balance requirement Exports Gross inland availability Net inland availability Production

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	Kyrgyzstan	164.06 ton	2005
2	Bhutan	76.87 ton	2005
3	India	32.71 ton	2005
4	Kazakhstan	28.92 ton	2005
5	Turkmenistan	23.43 ton	1996
6	Pakistan	17.99 ton	2005
7	Nepal	11.78 ton	2005
8	Bangladesh	4.89 ton	2005
9	Sri Lanka	4.84 ton	2005
10	Tajikistan	1.03 ton	2005
11	Uzbekistan	0.215 ton	1996

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South and Central Asia Compared by Energy > Coal > Imports per 1000