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24.09.26 - 03:00
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China has scrapped two-thirds of its planned coal power plants abroad: report (SCMP)
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Five years after China pledged to stop building or financing new coal-fired power plants overseas, the country's state sector has made “significant progress” towards meeting that goal, though private projects are still being developed, according to a new report.
Two-thirds of China's overseas coal power projects planned five years ago have since been cancelled, a 61.5-gigawatt (GW) cut in capacity that has saved 6.4 billion tonnes of “lifetime” carbon dioxide emissions, the study by a pair of......
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23.09.26 - 22:36
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ROUNDUP/Abschied von Kohle und Co: Berlin hinterlegt Plan bei UN (DPA-AFX)
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Deutschland hat bei den Vereinten Nationen seinen Plan vorgelegt, wie bis 2045 der komplette Ausstieg aus Kohle, Öl und Erdgas gelingen soll. "Die Abkehr von fossilen Energien verbindet Unabhängigkeit, Bezahlbarkeit und Klimaschutz miteinander", erklärte Umweltminister Carsten Schneider (SPD) in New York. "Unser Fahrplan soll international ein Zeichen setzen. Ich bin sicher, dass viele weitere Länder folgen werden." --- Kein anderes Land der Welt wird diesen Weg zur Deindustrialisierung mitgehen und wie will man das Ziel erreichen, indem der Liter Benzin mittels CO2-Steuer und sonstiger Abgaben 4 Euro kostet?
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21.09.26 - 12:18
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RAG-Stiftung: Streit um die Kohle (Die Zeit)
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Die RAG-Stiftung hat bei René Benkos Signa-Gruppe viel Geld verloren. Jetzt droht ihr noch mehr Ärger, die Insolvenzverwalterin fordert in einer Klage sogar Geld zurück....
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21.09.26 - 02:06
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India′s Clean Energy Boom Halts Coal Power Growth (ZeroHedge)
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India's Clean Energy Boom Halts Coal Power Growth
Authored by Tsvetana Paraskova via OilPrice.com,
India's coal power generation did not grow between the first half of 2024 and the first half of 2026, for the first such two-year period in over 50 years in which coal power has remained flat in the world's second-largest coal consumer, a new analysis by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) for Carbon Brief showed.
"The period from the first half of 2024 to the first half of 2026 saw the largest increase in non-fossil power generation on record in India," Lauri Myllyvirta, lead analyst at the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), wrote in the analysis.
Moreover, the clean energy boom led to the first time in more than 50 years that India has seen no growth in coal power generation over a two-year period, even as electricity demand grew overall.
Despite the record clean energy growth, India continues to pursue major capital investments in fossil fuels, including ...
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