Coal – Global Energy Monitor

North American Coal Producers Plan $4.8 Billion USD On 15 New Mines For Steel Export Markets

Ryan Driskell Tate and Caitlin Swalec
North American Coal Producers Plan $4.8 Billion Of New Mines For Steel Exports
October 2021

How World’s Coal-Power Pipeline has Shrunk by Three-Quarters

Leo Roberts and Christine Shearer
CarbonBrief
September 2021

No New Coal by 2021: The Collapse of the Global Coal Pipeline

Chris Littlecott, Leo Roberts, Öykü Şenlen, Jesse Burton, Madhura Joshi, Christine Shearer, and Matt Ewen
E3G
September 2021

China’s Power & Steel Firms Continue to Invest in Coal even as Emissions Surge Cools Down

Global Energy Monitor and CREA
August 2021

Deep Trouble: Tracking Global Coal Mine Proposals

Ryan Driskell Tate, Christine Shearer, and Andiswa Matikinca
Deep Trouble: Tracking Global Coal Mine Proposals
June 2021

Boom and Bust 2021: Tracking The Global Coal Plant Pipeline

Global Energy Monitor, Sierra Club, CREA, Climate Risk Horizons, GreenID, and Ekosfer
Boom And Bust 2021
April 2021

Coal Mine Methane On the Brink

Ryan Driskell Tate
Global Energy Monitor
March 2021

China Dominates 2020 Coal Development

Christine Shearer and Lauri Myllyvirta
Global Energy Monitor
February 2021

South and Southeast Asia’s Last Coal Plants

Christine Shearer
Global Energy Monitor
December 2020

Analysis: The Global Coal Fleet Shrank for First Time on Record in 2020

Christine Shearer
CarbonBrief
August 2020

A New Coal Boom In China

Christine Shearer and Lauri Myllyvirta
Global Energy Monitor
June 2020

Japan’s Continued Support for Ultra-Supercritical Coal Power is Outdated

Christine Shearer
Global Energy Monitor
April 2020

Risks Grow For South Korea’s Overseas Coal Investments

Ted Nace
Global Energy Monitor
April 2020

Covid-19 Cases On The Rise In Coal Mines

Ryan Driskell Tate
Global Energy Monitor
April 2020

Boom and Bust 2020

Christine Shearer, Lauri Myllyvirta, Aiqun Yu, Greig Aitken, Neha Mathew-Shah, Gyorgy Dallos, and Ted Nace
Global Energy Monitor, Greenpeace, Sierra Club, CREA
March 2020

No Future For Coal: With The Economic Window Closing Rapidly, Japan’s Support For Overseas Coal Projects Poses $4.8 Billion Stranded Asset Risk

December 2019

Out Of Step: China Is Driving The Continued Growth Of The Global Coal Fleet

Christine Shearer, Aiqun Yu, and Ted Nace
Global Energy Monitor
November 2019

More Fizz than Boom: 2019 sees Coal Plant Growth in Southeast Asia Dwindling as Pipeline Continues to Shrink

Global Energy Monitor
October 2019

How Plans for New Coal are Changing around the World

CarbonBrief
August 2019

Boom and Bust 2019

Christine Shearer, Neha Mathew-Shah, Lauri Myllyvirta, Aiqun Yu, and Ted Nace
Global Energy Monitor, Sierra Club, and Greenpeace
March 2019

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