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Can China Balance Clean Energy Growth With Persistent Coal Reliance?
Conventional Fuels Can China Balance Clean Energy Growth With Persistent Coal Reliance?

China's energy landscape is at a critical juncture, marked by the paradox of notable advancements in clean energy capacities juxtaposed with a steadfast reliance on coal power. This dichotomy creates a multifaceted challenge for China as it strives to meet its climate objectives and assert its

Is Indonesia's Coal Expansion Jeopardizing Its Climate Goals?
Conventional Fuels Is Indonesia's Coal Expansion Jeopardizing Its Climate Goals?

Indonesia has recently unveiled its National Electricity Master Plan (RUKN 2024-2060), which outlines the strategy for electricity generation over the next few decades, projecting a substantial increase in both renewable energy sources and coal-powered generation. The plan is designed to balance

China's 2024 Coal-Plant Boom Challenges Clean-Energy Goals
Conventional Fuels China's 2024 Coal-Plant Boom Challenges Clean-Energy Goals

In 2024, China embarked on a significant expansion of coal-power plant construction, marking the highest level of such activity in the past decade. This development, detailed in a report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) and Global Energy Monitor (GEM), underscores a

Can Indonesia Successfully Phase Out Coal by 2040?
Renewable Energy Can Indonesia Successfully Phase Out Coal by 2040?

Indonesia's plan to phase out coal by 2040 presents significant challenges and opportunities for the country's energy sector. President Prabowo Subianto has set a bold target to eliminate coal, a particularly ambitious goal for a nation where 62% of electricity is generated from coal. As

Can Xcel Energy’s Move from Coal to Natural Gas Set a New Standard?
Conventional Fuels Can Xcel Energy’s Move from Coal to Natural Gas Set a New Standard?

The successful conversion of Xcel Energy's Harrington Station in Texas from coal to natural gas represents a significant shift in the energy industry. Originally designed to burn both fuels, the plant, which first operated in 1976, is transitioning fully to natural gas to meet federal clean

Georgia Power's Controversial Long-Term Plan Spurs Heated Debate
Conventional Fuels Georgia Power's Controversial Long-Term Plan Spurs Heated Debate

Georgia Power's recent announcement of their long-term energy plan has sparked significant controversy, raising concerns from both consumer advocates and environmentalists. This comprehensive energy strategy includes major investments in fossil fuels, transmission lines, and other energy

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