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Chart showing 2026 global LNG supply variation, including Qatar and UAE capacity losses, new projects and supply balance scenarios

Coal power generation returns as LNG crisis tightens global gas markets

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

Stacked bar chart showing projected net electricity generation by source for 2025, 2026, 2030, and 2035, with segments for coal, LNG, petroleum, hydrogen, ammonia, hydro, wind, solar, biomass, geothermal, battery, nuclear, and unknown sources; totals around 900 TWh per year and increasing renewables share.

Japan coal demand remains resilient as coal-fired power retains major role in 2030 energy mix

Chart showing China thermal power generation trends from 2021 to 2026, with 2026 levels remaining elevated in early 2026 amid stronger reliance on coal-fired power generation.

China coal demand gains as Hormuz crisis reinforces energy security concerns

Monthly stacked bar chart of global seaborne coal exports by origin (Indonesia, Australia, Russia, South Africa, United States, Other) May 2025–May 2026.

Global coal market repriced on security as China demand strengthens

Diagram showing sustainable coal stewardship framework covering pre-combustion, combustion and beyond combustion stages

Coal blind spots in energy security and transition policy

Coal switching measures across Asia as countries increase coal generation, restart plants and lift capacity limits during LNG supply disruption

Coal switching accelerates in Asia as LNG markets tighten

Bar chart comparing coal and solar levelised cost of electricity across ASEAN countries in 2024

Coal economics in Southeast Asia’s energy crisis

Line chart showing annual US electric power coal consumption declining from around 1 billion short tons in the early 2000s to about 400 million short tons by 2024.

US coal plays strategic role in energy security

Horizontal bar chart showing gas-to-coal switching potential and gas generation levels across countries including Poland, Netherlands, India, Germany, Japan, and China, measured in terawatt-hours.

Gas-to-coal switching rises as higher gas prices reshape power markets

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