China built 47GW of coal power last year and is “way off track” to meet emissions targets
Who is building coal? Of the 107 countries they tracked, one country built 47 gigawatts. The other 106 countries combined built 22 gigawatts.
Who is building coal? Of the 107 countries they tracked, one country built 47 gigawatts. The other 106 countries combined built 22 gigawatts.
China has funded and built over a hundred coal-fired plants in the past year alone and is building a staggering 234 gigawatts of coal-fired generation.
China's coal boom fits the axiom: "Socialists always lie."
Rhetoric aside, China and India are all in on coal.
Meanwhile China, India, even Indonesia are investing massively in coal.
The rail strike was not averted – just delayed.
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While both China and India, the world’s leading consumers of coal, continue to build new coal-fired power plants, European nations who just yesterday were bragging about phasing out the “dirty” fuel are scrambling to reopen shuttered coal mines before the coming winter.
If projected growth rates are to become reality, Vietnam would need to continue using fossil fuels without restrictions.
Hold onto your wallets Mr. and Mrs. investor who lack adequate knowledge of how mineralogy and chemistry work.
Coal use in power plants around the world is increasing and we have the numbers to prove it.
Coal is hitting all time highs.
As China builds more and more coal-fired power plants, consolidates its stranglehold on rare-earth metals vital for 21st century economies, and extends its influence into America’s backyard, “woke” Westerners are marching like lemmings toward the energy poverty cliff.
China and India's stockings are full of coal... and they're loving it!
Worldwide, efforts to shutter coal mines are yielding cartoonish results.