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Despite decreased demand in the U.S. and EU, the growing coal industry in Asia keeps the global demand at an all-time high.

Global coal consumption set a new record in 2022, prompting calls from the International Energy Agency for more investments in clean energy.

Global coal consumption set a new record in 2022, prompting calls from the International Energy Agency for more investments in clean energy.

Global coal demand set to remain at record levels in 2023 - News from the International Energy Agency

In the first half of 2023, global coal demand is estimated to have grown by approximately 1.5%, reaching a total of around 4.7 billion tonne. This growth is attributed to a 1% increase in power generation and a 2% rise in non-power industrial uses.

Discover the key takeaways from the International Energy Agency's latest report on the coal market, highlighting the rising consumption in Asia and the decline in Europe and the US.

PARIS, 27th July, 2023 (WAM) -- Global coal consumption climbed to a new all-time high in 2022 and will stay near that record level this year as strong growth in Asia for both power generation and industrial applications outpaces declines in the United States and Europe, according to the IEA’s latest market update.Coal consumption in 2022 rose by 3.3 percent to 8.3 billion tonnes, setting a new record, according to the IEA’s mid-year Coal Market Update, which was published today. In 2023 and...

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The International Energy Agency (IEA) finds coal use surging around the world, with the United States and India leading.