State of Non-Renewable Energy Resources at the Beginning of 2014

The latest global estimates of the reserves and resources of fossil and nuclear energy resources are published by the BGR (Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe; Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources). So I updated my previous post.
You may find there are two tables below (Due to a technical reason, I couldn't separate them entirely). The first one is in exajoules, just as the source. The second is in million tonnes of oil equivalents. At the beginning of 2014, the world had approximately 73 years' supply of non-renewable energy resources that could be economically exploited with contemporary technologies.
(According to the BGR's glossaries,
Reserves = Proven volumes of energy commodities economically exploitable at today’s prices and using today’s technology (Initial reserves: cumulative production plus remaining reserves);
Resources = Proven amounts of energy resources which cannot currently be exploited for technical and/or economic reasons, as well as unproven but geologically possible energy resources which may be exploitable in future. For coal this term is used for all in-place resources.)

State of Non-Renewable Energy Resources, at the End of 2013
Unit:	EJ (= 1018 joules)
	Crude oil		Natural gas		Coal		Nuclear energy		Total
	conventional	non- conventional	conventional [1]	non- conventional [2]	hard coal	lignite	uranium	thorium
Reserves	9,137		7,526		20,378		606		37,646
	7,126	2,011	7,318	208	17,148	3,230	606	–
Resources	13,959		24,257		489,766		9,859		537,840
	6,745	7,214	12,099	12,158	438,034 [3]	51,732	6,681	3,178 [4]
Production in 2013	175.6		130.0		179.0		29.8		514.5
					168.7	10.3	29.8
Consumption in 2013	176.7		130.5		178.4		32.5		518.1
					168.4	10.0	32.5
Reserves-to-production ratio (years)	52		58		114		20		73
					102	314	20
[1] including tight gas [2] without natural gas in gas hydrates and aquifer gas (7,904 EJ) [3] including hard coal in the Antarctic (3,825 EJ) [4] including thorium without country allocation (62 EJ)
State of Non-Renewable Energy Resources, at the End of 2013
Unit:	million toe
	Crude oil		Natural gas		Coal		Nuclear energy		Total
	conventional	non- conventional	conventional	non- conventional	hard coal	lignite	uranium	thorium
Reserves	218,233		179,755		486,720		14,474		899,159
	170,202	48,032	174,787	4,968	409,573	77,147	14,474	–
Resources	333,405		579,368		11,697,860		235,478		12,846,088
	161,102	172,303	288,980	290,389	10,462,262	1,235,598	159,573	75,905
Production in 2013	4,194		3,105		4,275		712		12,289
					4,029	246	712
Consumption in 2013	4,220		3,117		4,261		776		12,375
					4,022	239	776
Reserves-to-production ratio (years)	52		58		114		20		73
					102	314	20
Conversion factor:
	1 EJ = 23,884,589.66275 toe

Reference:
BGR. (2014). Energy Study 2014: Reserves, Resources and Availability of Energy Resources. Hannover, Germany: Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe (Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources). [Full-text at http://j.mp/FF_RR_2015]