New Study Finds Five Asian Countries Are Building 80 Percent

New Study Finds Five Asian Countries Are Building 80 Percent of the World's New Coal Power Plants


China, India, Indonesia, Japan and Vietnam are planning to build over 600 new coal power plants. (photo: Kevin Frayer/Getty)
30 June 21
“Renewables offer a cheaper solution that supports global climate targets.”
hina, India, Indonesia, Japan and Vietnam are planning to build 80 percent of the world’s new coal plants, according to a new report.
Carbon Tracker, a London-based nonprofit think tank researching the effects of climate change on financial markets, released its findings Wednesday.
The five Asian countries — including Japan whose prime minister attended the Group of Seven Summit where world leaders discussed meeting climate goals and phasing in sustainable initiatives — are building more than 600 coal power units despite renewable energy being cheaper, The Guardian reported.

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