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Coal-fired power generation dropped by 3% in 2019

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After three years of growth and a record high of over 10 000 TWh in 2018, coal-fired power generation dropped by 3% in 2019.

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Although coal generation plummeted in the United States and Europe, growth in China and other parts of Asia kept coal firmly in place as the largest source (36%) of power generation.

That said, spending on coal-fired power reached a decade low and final investment decisions for new plants continued to decline. Preliminary IEA analysis indicates a sharp drop in power sector coal demand in 2020 as a result of the Covid-19 crisis, with coal showing the greatest uncertainty of all fuels used for power. Looking ahead, coal-fired generation without CCUS needs to decrease 5.3% per year to 2030 to be in line with the SDS.

Image title: Share of coal-fired power generation in the Sustainable Development Scenario, 2000-2040

Source: IEA (read full analysis HERE)

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