East Africa's coal reserves certainly exceed sixty billion tons; this figure is based on the data obtained under current technology and theoretical support by the East African Government.
As theories develop, technology progresses, and time moves on, more coal mines will surely be discovered in East Africa.
Minister Met remarked, "Apart from the constant increase in annually surveyed coal resources, the substitution of other energy sources also ensures the Empire's long-term competition in the coal energy sector against other Great Powers."
"In fact, besides domestic coal mining within the Empire, the importation of foreign coal has already become a significant coal source for the Empire."
"In recent years, we have progressively increased coal imports from Colombia and Australia, and the coal production in the Empire's colonies, especially in regions like Kalimantan and Mindanao Island, has also begun preliminary development."
