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U.S. exports of coal and fuels, other (End-Use 11020) totaled $917.4M in April 2026, traded with 88 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataThermal coal, lignite, peat, and other solid or gaseous fuels that do not qualify as metallurgical grade coal are grouped in this residual export category. Steam coal destined for power generation is the dominant component, competing in global markets on calorific value, sulfur content, and moisture specifications. Exporters should confirm that shipments are not more precisely classifiable under a dedicated fuel end-use code before reporting here, as the residual nature of this category can obscure commodity-specific trade trends.
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This grouping typically includes steam (thermal) coal for power generation, lignite, peat, and other solid fuels, as well as miscellaneous fuel products that lack a dedicated end-use export code. Petroleum-derived fuels with their own specific categories — such as crude oil or fuel oil — are reported separately.
Most coal and solid fuel exports do not require a specific export license under EAR or ITAR, but exporters must complete EEI filings in AES for shipments above the filing threshold. Destination-specific sanctions screening is always required, and certain countries may impose their own import licensing requirements on energy commodities.
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Monthly export values over time
End-Use codes describe different products on the import and export sides. Cross-direction imports are not shown for this slug.