US coal generation totaled 87.98 GWh in October, down 9.6% from September and 2.6% from the year-ago month, Energy Information Administration data released Wednesday showed. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber Continue Reading
The net zero carbon emissions movement has finally entered the mainstream for investment professionals. Despite a U.S, delegation declaring its intention to burn more fossil fuels at an environmental conference Continue Reading
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) works in some of the least energy-efficient economies in the world. Of the 10 most polluting coal power plants in Europe, seven Continue Reading
Global demand for coal, an energy source that has raised air quality concerns, is set to rise for a second year in a row in 2018 and will remain stable Continue Reading
Investors overseeing more than $11tn in assets, including Schroders, Legal & General Investment Management and two of the biggest US pension funds, have called on power companies to commit to Continue Reading
Global coal demand will edge higher until 2023 as growth in India and other Asian countries offsets a decline in Europe and the United States, the International Energy Agency (IEA) Continue Reading
Global coal consumption is set to remain steady in absolute terms through the middle of the century, even as its relative share of total energy consumption declines in favor of Continue Reading
Coal export to peak at 120 million st in 2018: analyst IMF revised forecasts point to slowdowns abroad New York — The recent strong seaborne market for US thermal and Continue Reading
Champions of coal say the superabundant fossil fuel can be made environmentally friendlier by refining it with chemicals – a “clean coal” technology backed by a billion dollars in U.S. Continue Reading
When the Wieczorek mine, one of the oldest coal mines in Poland, closed in March, Grzegorz Chudy noticed for the first time the neighborhood was vibrant with trees in the Continue Reading
