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US coal units built by decade showing capacity and average unit size

US coal fleet should remain in service into the 2040s, report says

Composite chart of WEFOR values from 2016 to 2025. Dense blue bars show monthly WEFOR percentages around 6–10%, an orange line tracks yearly WEFOR, and a light gray line shows 2016–2024 WEFOR. Inset: 2025 Net Max Capacity Distribution pie chart—Coal 20%, Nuclear 11%, Hydro 11%, Simple Cycle Gas 24%, Combined Cycle 30%, Other 4%.

US power market under pressure from growing demand and reliability risks

Map of US coal plants scheduled to retire in 2025 but delayed to a later year, with capacity shown in megawatts.

US coal fleet modernization gains momentum as reliability concerns grow

Chart showing expected power sources for meeting AI and data-centre demand over the next five to ten years.

AI power demand continues to reshape the future energy supply debate

Chart showing PJM RPM reserve margins and RTO clearing prices over time.

US power reliability concerns grow as demand outpaces new generation

Multi-line time-series chart (2004–2026) showing each marginal fuel category's share: Gas, Wind, Coal, Oil, Uranium, Municipal Waste, Landfill Gas, Interface, Emergency DR, Other. Coal starts high and declines over time while Gas rises, Wind increases later, and the remaining categories stay small with minor fluctuations.

AI-driven power demand boosts coal power generation economics in US capacity markets

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Duke Energy to delay coal closures to cater for data centres

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Europe is facing a surge in power demand from data centres

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AI to drive increase in coal and gas fired generation

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Rethinking the Integration of large flexible loads in U.S. power systems

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