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Coal-fired operating capacity worldwide rose by two percent in 2023 — the highest annual increase since 2016.

It is hard to pick the most cringe-inducing moment of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D-CA) vanity trip to China, but the best candidate may be when he sat behind the wheel of an electric SUV manufactured by BYD Company, a corporation that has direct ties to the Chinese Communist Party and received billions of dollars in subsidies from the Chinese government.

European Grid Operator Secures 22 GW of HVDC Projects. European transmission system operator (TSO) TenneT will lead a charge to install 11 2-GW high-voltage direct current (HVDC) systems by 2031. A long-term

Despite the energy crisis sparked by the Ukraine war, a phasing out of coal continued across the world in 2022, according to a new

Despite the energy crisis sparked by the Ukraine war, a phasing out of coal continued across the world in 2022, according to a new report by the NGO Global Energy Monitor. Everywhere except China, where…

Despite the energy crisis sparked by the Ukraine war, a phasing out of coal continued across the world in 2022, according to a new

All existing plants in world's richest countries need to be retired by 2030 and by 2040 elsewhere in world, according to Boom and Bust Coal report - Anadolu Agency

India has one of the largest reductions within planned coal capacity

Many coal projects in Bangladesh were abandoned, but not on the scale initially suggested by government announcements in 2020