Inner Mongolia is rich in coal resources with a complete range of coal qualities. The identified coal-bearing area exceeds 100,000 km², and there are 24 coal reserves each exceeding 100 million tons. These are mainly distributed in the Dadaqing Mountain coalfield, Jungar coalfield, Dongsheng coalfield, Zhuozishan coalfield, Wuda coalfield, Shengli coalfield, Huolinhe coalfield, Bayan Heshuo coalfield, Bayan Hua coalfield, Bayanbaoleige coalfield, Zhalainuoer coalfield, Dayan coalfield, Yimin River coalfield, Chenbarhu Banner coalfield, and Pingzhuang-Yuanbaoshan coalfield. The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has a complete range of coal types. Coking coals include gas coal, fat coal, coking coal, and lean coal; non-coking coals include贫 coal, anthracite, weakly caking coal, non-caking coal, long-flame coal, lignite, and natural coke. Moisture content ranges from 0.78% to 18.52%, ash content from 4.02% to 47%, volatile matter from 2.9% to 49.73%, total sulfur from 0.09% to 4.06%, phosphorus content from 0.001% to 0.208%, and the net calorific value on an as-received basis (Qnet,ar) ranges from 6525 to 8224 kcal/kg.