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The good, the bad and the ugly of the IEA’s World Energy Outlook on coal

Posted November 11, 2015 by Bob Burton
Tags: IEA, World Energy Outlook

When it comes to its analysis of future coal demand, the International Energy Agency’s (IEA’s) World Energy Outlook 2015 would have been plausible if it was published in November 2014 - but it wasn’t.

CoalWire 106, October 15, 2015

Posted October 14, 2015 by Bob Burton
Tags: Australia, Bangladesh, China, Czech Republic, France, IEA, India, Kazakhstan, Myanmar, Pakistan, Poland, Scotland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, UK

IEA Special; Pakistan court freezes proposed plant; China considers more coal cuts.

CoalWire 79, 19th March 2015

Posted March 18, 2015 by Bob Burton
Tags: Abbot Point, Adani, Australia, Bank of America, China, Coal India, Corruption, Eskom, Glencore, Government Pension Fund Global, Greenpeace India, IEA, Krabi, Linc Energy, Mechel, metallurgical coal, Murray Energy, National Mining Association, RAM Terminals, South Africa, State Bank of India, stranded assets, Sukunka, Thailand

Global Wave of New Coal Plants Is Going Bust; Krabi, Thailand EIA rejected.

Comment: China coal peak, what the IEA missed

Posted December 17, 2014 by Laura
Tags: China, IEA

The International Energy Agency (IEA) published its annual Medium-Term Coal Market Report yesterday, with a lot of attention devoted to proffering the notion that China’s coal consumption will continue to grow until the end of this decade, despite a dramatic slowdown this year, and ambitious new energy and climate targets.

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The good, the bad and the ugly of the IEA’s World Energy Outlook on coal

CoalWire 106, October 15, 2015

CoalWire 79, 19th March 2015

Comment: China coal peak, what the IEA missed