Germany: Germany is one of the largest coal producers in Europe, but its coal reserves have been greatly reduced. According to the data of the German Federal Bureau of Economics and Export Control, the recoverable coal reserves in Germany are about 65.438+500 million tons.
2. Poland: Poland is one of the largest coal producers in Europe, with relatively high coal reserves. According to the data of Polish mining company, the proven coal reserves in Poland are about 65.438+600 million tons.
3. Britain: Britain used to be an important coal producer, but its coal reserves are gradually decreasing. According to the data of British Coal Authority, the coal reserves in Britain are about 654.38 billion tons.
4. Spain: Spain has relatively low coal reserves. According to the data of the Spanish Ministry of Mines and Energy, Spain's coal reserves are about 250 million tons. So, the above are the coal reserves of some European countries.