Analysis: The Global Coal Fleet Shrank for First Time on Record in 2020
A New Coal Boom In China
Japan’s Continued Support for Ultra-Supercritical Coal Power is Outdated
Risks Grow For South Korea’s Overseas Coal Investments
Covid-19 Cases On The Rise In Coal Mines
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No Future For Coal: With The Economic Window Closing Rapidly, Japan’s Support For Overseas Coal Projects Poses $4.8 Billion Stranded Asset Risk
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Out Of Step: China Is Driving The Continued Growth Of The Global Coal Fleet
More Fizz than Boom: 2019 sees Coal Plant Growth in Southeast Asia Dwindling as Pipeline Continues to Shrink
How Plans for New Coal are Changing around the World
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A Coal Phase-Out Pathway for 1.5°C
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Tsunami Warning: Can China’s Central Authorities Stop A Massive Surge In New Coal Plants Caused by Provincial Overpermitting?
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