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Dec 18, 16:16

Global Coal Demand Hits Record High in 2024

Global coal demand hit a record 8.77 billion tons in 2024, driven by power sector growth in China (4.9 billion tons) and India (1.3 billion tons), while the EU and US saw slower declines; production also hit a record high exceeding 9 billion tons.

Global Coal Demand Hits Record High in 2024

Global coal demand hit a record 8.77 billion tons in 2024, driven by power sector growth in China (4.9 billion tons) and India (1.3 billion tons), while the EU and US saw slower declines; production also hit a record high exceeding 9 billion tons.

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How do the differing trends in coal consumption between China, India, and the US/EU reflect broader economic and energy policy priorities?

Despite growth in renewable energy sources like solar and wind in China, rapidly increasing electricity demand, fueled by industrial electrification and emerging technologies, continues to drive coal consumption. India's coal demand also surged, highlighting the persistent reliance on coal in major developing economies.

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Nov 20, 16:03

COP28 Climate Goals: Progress and Shortfalls

Analysis of global progress towards COP28 climate goals reveals mixed results; renewable energy growth outpaces government targets, while energy efficiency improvements lag.

COP28 Climate Goals: Progress and Shortfalls

Analysis of global progress towards COP28 climate goals reveals mixed results; renewable energy growth outpaces government targets, while energy efficiency improvements lag.

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What are the main factors hindering progress toward these targets?

Despite the positive trend in renewable energy expansion, driven primarily by solar and wind power, the world is still falling short of the COP28 goals. The lack of sufficient grid infrastructure is a significant bottleneck, hindering the connection of renewable energy capacity.

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