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04.01.26 - 02:06
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Coal Remains King In India While Exports Optimize Domestic Stock (ZeroHedge)
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Coal Remains King In India While Exports Optimize Domestic Stock
By Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com,
Coal India Limited, the biggest coal producer in the world's second-biggest coal user, opened this year its online coal supply auctions directly to buyers in Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal, as Indian coal supply has swelled amid weaker-than-expected demand in recent months.
Amid an oversupply of coal and weaker demand, India and its top state coal producer are looking to optimize domestic supply and monetize exports to neighboring countries.
Until 2026, only middlemen could bid in Coal India's online supply auctions. This has now changed with the new policy.
“In a first, effective January 1, 2026, CIL has permitted coal consumers located in the neighbouring countries like Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal, who wish to import coal from India, to directly participate in the Single Window Mode Agnostic (SWMA) auctions conducted by the company,” Coal India said in a statement on Friday, as c...
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02.01.26 - 13:30
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Energy-Charts: Photovoltaik überholt 2025 erstmals Braunkohle bei Nettostromerzeugung (PV Magazine)
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Der Ausbau von Windkraft- und Photovoltaik-Anlagen schlägt sich auch in den Erzeugungsdaten nieder. Erstmal liegen beide Technologien vor der fossilen Konkurrenz – ein Trend, der nicht nur in Deutschland erkennbar ist, sondern europaweit, wie die Jahresauswertung von Energy-Charts am Fraunhofer ISE zeigt. Mit 574,75 Stunden gab es einen neuen Rekord bei den negativen Börsenstrompreisen 2025....
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31.12.25 - 13:33
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DOE Orders Indiana Coal Units Totaling More Than 950 MW To Run Past Retirement Dates (ZeroHedge)
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DOE Orders Indiana Coal Units Totaling More Than 950 MW To Run Past Retirement Dates
By Ethan Howland of UtilityDive
The U.S. Department of Energy on Dec. 23 ordered Northern Indiana Public Service Co., a division of NiSource, and CenterPoint Energy to continue running three coal-fired units in Indiana, totaling more than 950 MW, beyond their planned retirement at the end of the month.
DOE contends that portions of the Midcontinent Independent System Operator face an emergency situation, citing studies by the grid operator and the results of recent capacity auctions that indicate tightening supply conditions.
“The emergency conditions resulting from increasing demand and shortage from accelerated retirement of generation facilities will continue in the near term and are also likely to continue in subsequent years,” DOE said in its 90-day emergency orders to MISO, NIPSCO and CenterPoint.
However, MISO reviewed NIPSCO's plan to retire the coal-fired units at its Schahfer power plant and Ce...
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24.12.25 - 07:06
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Shenhua absorbs parent′s coal assets as it looks to the future in a decarbonising China (SCMP)
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China Shenhua Energy's 133 billion yuan (US$18.9 billion) acquisition of a dozen assets could help the mainland's largest listed coal miner take on competition as the era of coal power starts winding down in the world's largest market for the fossil fuel, according to analysts.
The miner in a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange last week provided an update to its August proposal to acquire equity interests in 12 enterprises from its controlling shareholder, China Energy Investment Group.
The......
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18.12.25 - 12:33
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Why Coal Is Here To Stay, In One Chart (ZeroHedge)
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Why Coal Is Here To Stay, In One Chart
Bloomberg Opinion columnist and chief energy correspondent Javier Blas posted a chart on X from the International Energy Agency's new global coal report showing that coal demand jumped to an all-time high this year, despite years of efforts by the green-industrial complex to end its very existence.
"Global coal demand rose to an all-time high in 2025, up 0.5% y-on-y to 8,845 million tons (also, @IEA revised up 2024)," Blas wrote on X, adding, "Now, IEA says 2025 will mark a peak, with consumption dropping over the next 5 years. Time will tell, but previous peak forecasts were off."
Years of climate alarmists' demonization of coal have seemingly failed. In fact, coal remains structurally embedded in power systems and heavy industry, especially in Asia, even as renewables expand.
IEA's global coal demand forecast:
2025 global coal demand: 8.85 billion tonnes, a new record.
2030 outlook: roughly 3% below 2025 levels, still above ...
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