The main characteristics of continuous annealed electrical steel coils include low iron loss, high permeability, and good stability. They are typically used in the manufacturing of transformer cores, as well as stators and rotors for electric motors and generators. They can also be applied in other areas requiring precise control of electromagnetic properties, such as power transmission and electronic devices. The production process of annealed coils involves heating, soaking, and slow cooling of cold-rolled hard coils, encompassing energy consumption, material input, waste treatment, and environmental emissions during production. This dataset is formed by consolidating data from multiple sources.