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Dec 24 (Reuters) – Northern Indiana Public Service Company on Wednesday said it has received a federal order requiring the continued operation of R.M. Schahfer generating station beyond its planned December 31, 2025, retirement date. The order directs the Indiana-based plant to remain open for 90 days from the date of the order, the firm …
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By Dorothy Neufeld | Graphics/Design Joyce Ma Key Takeaways Oil, coal, and natural gas were the leading sources of global energy demand in 2024. While coal demand is set to drop the most by 2050, solar and wind demand is forecast to surge. Fossil fuels powered 80% of global energy demand in 2024, with this …
Charted: Global Energy Demand by Fuel Type (2024-2050P) – Visual Capitalist Read More »
By Ari Natter Oil production hit another record this year, climbing above 13.8 million barrels a day in September. Photographer: Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images The US is on pace to pump more oil this year than any other nation in history as President Donald Trump puts the federal government’s full weight behind his sweeping agenda to …
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By Ari Natter Oil production hit another record this year, climbing above 13.8 million barrels a day in September. Photographer: Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images The US is on pace to pump more oil this year than any other nation in history as President Donald Trump puts the federal government’s full weight behind his sweeping agenda to …
Trump US Vowed Energy Dominance. Here’s How He’s Doing Read More »
Summary Renewables, nuclear, and natural gas to reduce coal’s dominance by 2030 India’s coal use declined due to intense monsoons boosting hydro power US coal consumption rose with higher gas prices and policy support China consumes 30% more coal than the rest of the world combined (Reuters) – Global coal demand reached a record high …
Global Coal Demand Hit Record High This Year But is Set to Decline by 2030, IEA Says Read More »
By Gavin Maguire LITTLETON, Colorado, Dec 16 (Reuters) – Global shipments of thermal coal – burned in power stations – have posted their first annual decline since 2020 on the back of lower coal-fired power generation in key Asian markets. Total seaborne exports of so-called steam coal are set to come in at about 945 …
COMMENTARY: Global Coal Exports Post Rare Decline in 2025 on China Cuts Read More »
A jump in natural gas costs has spurred several U.S. utilities to lift coal power output and cut back on gas-fired generation so far this year, reversing a years-long trend of lower coal use and emissions in the country While the trend has been a national phenomenon, six states – Arkansas, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, South …
Six US States to Watch as Rising Gas Prices Drive a Coal Comeback Read More »
(Reuters) – The U.S. Department of Energy on Friday announced that it would make $100 million available to refurbish and modernize existing coal-fired power plants. The move is part of the Trump administration’s effort to reverse the decline of coal use in the United States. The Energy Department said last month it would provide $625 million to …
Trump Administration Announces $100 Million in Funding to Upgrade Coal Plants Read More »
A summary of Fossil Future Chapter 4, part 1 of 3 By Alex Epstein This is the fourth of the “Alex Notes” on my book Fossil Future—like Cliff’s Notes, but actually written by the author. (See #1, #2, and #3). Myth: Fossil fuels have made the planet less livable. Truth: Fossil fuels have made the planet incomparably more livable, …
COMMENTARY: How Fossil Fuels Make Earth More Livable Than It’s Ever Been – Alex Epstein Read More »
(Reuters) – Manufacturers in North America and Europe are set to embark on starkly different power-source paths in the decades ahead, which could reshape the future prospects for goods producers on both sides of the Atlantic. In North America, natural gas is primed to remain the main power source for factories and production lines thanks …
Energy Transition Set to Divide Manufacturers Across the Atlantic Read More »
