Higher sulfur and nitrogen content compared to anthracite, contributing to acid rain if not treated.

Extensively burned in thermal power plants to generate steam.

Significant CO2 producer during combustion.

More efficient than lignite or sub-bituminous coal.

As an industrial and domestic fuel, is the most widely used variety of coal due to its high heating value and versatility. Often referred to as "soft coal," it is the middle rank between low-grade lignite and high-grade anthracite. Performance & Energy Profile

Widely utilized in cement production and other heavy industrial heat applications. Pros and Cons

Features high volatile content (up to 46%), which makes it easier to ignite but also produces more smoke and soot than anthracite. Key Applications