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Germany: Peat (for fuel use), additional resources (thousand metric tons)

The data set Peat, additional resources for Germany contains data from the year 1990 to 2004.

In Germany in the year 1993 200,000 thousand metric tons

Definition: A solid fuel formed from the partial decomposition of dead vegetation under conditions of high humidity and limited air access (initial stage of coalification). Only peat used as fuel is included. Its principal use is as a household fuel.
Survey by: Vereinte Nationen - UNdata
Database: Energy Statistics Database
Source: http://data.un.org/Data.aspx?d=EDATA&f=cmID%3aPT%3btrID%3a152

All countries: Peat (for fuel use), additional resources (thousand metric tons)

Land Peat (for fuel use), additional resources (thousand metric tons)
Canada 336,908,000
Russia 168,320,000
Norway 7,015,000
Italy 2,500,000
Poland 2,300,000
Finland 2,200,000
Rwanda 2,000,000
Ukraine 1,846,000
Belarus 1,479,000
Israel 1,000,000
China 952,000
Latvia 760,000
Brazil 487,000
Cuba 280,000
Hungary 238,000
Germany 200,000
Paraguay 200,000
Ireland 140,000
Bangladesh 137,999
Senegal 52,000
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