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Chart comparing coal mine methane emission estimates across top countries showing large differences between reported and independent data

Global coal mine methane emissions remain high as reporting gaps mask true scale

Coal fired power generation changes by country in 2025 showing declines in China and India and increase in the United States

Coal fired power under pressure from renewables as demand persists in Asia

Bar chart of annual coal demand changes by region (2023–2025): World, China, India, Southeast Asia, United States, and European Union likely values shown.

Global coal demand stabilises as power markets undergo structural shift

China coal-to-X transformation report showing coal-to-gas projects, gas demand share, and coal-to-chemicals growth statistics

China coal-to-X transformation: how coal is expanding beyond power generation

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

Coal blind spots in energy security and transition policy

Stacked bar chart comparing capacity and generation by energy source: Thermal, Hydro, Nuclear, Wind, and PV. The Capacity bar shows a large Thermal portion with PV at the top; the Generation bar is dominated by Thermal with smaller shares of Hydro, Nuclear, Wind, and PV.

China power sector reform and coal capacity risks

Graph showing declining Hunter Valley coal contract volumes and production forecasts

Hunter Valley coal contracts signal structural decline in export volumes

Line chart of Henry Hub natural gas spot price from 1998 to 2025, with annotations for Winter Storm Uri and Winter Storm Fern highlighting spike periods.

Rising risks for gas fired power reshape power market dynamics

Line chart showing Taiwan’s coal consumption and imports from 2015 to 2024, declining to 63 million short tons in 2024.

Taiwan coal phase-out plans highlight limits to transition

Line chart showing monthly oil and coal prices from 2003 to 2012 in nominal U.S. dollars. Four series are plotted: China Qinhuangdao 5500 kcal/kg coal (red), Australia 6667 kcal/kg coal (yellow with markers), NYMEX Central Appalachian coal futures (black dotted), and Dubai oil (black solid). All series generally rise together, with a sharp spike around 2008, a steep drop in 2009, partial recovery through 2011, and declines by 2012.

European electricity prices and fossil fuel shocks since the 1970s

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