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Boom and Bust Coal 2023: Tracking the Global Coal Plant Pipeline

  • Global Energy Monitor, CREA, E3G, Reclaim Finance, Sierra Club, Solutions for Our Climate, Kiko Network, CAN Europe, Bangladesh Groups, Alliance for Climate Justice & Clean Energy, and Chile Sustentable
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China’s power and steel industries continue to invest in coal-based capacity, complicating carbon goals

  • Caitlin Swalec and Xinyi Shen (CREA)
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Boom and Bust Coal ’22: Tracking the Global Coal Plant Pipeline

  • Global Energy Monitor, CREA, E3G, Sierra Club, SFOC, Kiko Network, CAN Europe, LIFE, BWGED, BAPA, and Waterkeepers Bangladesh
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Most coal power plants since 2016 entered construction in China in 2021, investment in coal-based steelmaking accelerated

  • CREA and Global Energy Monitor
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With China’s Withdrawal from Overseas Coal, the Pipeline for New Coal in Asia Could Drop to 22 GW — All of Which Will Likely Not Be Built

  • Isabella Suarez and Russell Gray
  • Global Energy Monitor, CREA
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China’s Power & Steel Firms Continue to Invest in Coal even as Emissions Surge Cools Down

  • Lauri Myllyvirta (CREA), Aiqun Yu, Caitlin Swalec, and Christine Shearer (GEM)
  • Global Energy Monitor and CREA
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