The United States is set to experience a significant surge in coal-fired power plant retirements in 2025, dramatically reducing coal demand after a quieter 2024.
The United States is poised to see a significant uptick in coal-fired power plant retirements in 2025, dramatically impacting coal demand after a quieter year in 2024.
In a significant shift toward renewable energy and emissions reduction, Indonesia and Japan are advancing their biomass usage
A major Indiana utility said it’s preparing to switch its remaining coal-fired power plant to burn natural gas.
Nevada regulators approved several proposals from NV Energy, including the conversion of a coal plant to natural gas
The US Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy is making a strong push for the adoption of nuclear power as a clean energy source
Plant retirements will slow in 2024 before increasing again the following year, according to the U.S. EIA.
Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress have submitted revised coal plant retirement plans to the North Carolina Utilities Commission
State regulators this month approved a $1.1 million annual “low-carbon” surcharge for Black Hills Energy’s Wyoming customers
Coal production from Utah and Colorado’s Uinta Basin is shrinking fast due to a waning domestic customer base and limited exports
East Australia’s coal-fired power generation reached a new quarterly low in October-December 2023, but was unchanged from Q4 2022.
Tshwane, the municipality that includes the South African capital of Pretoria, plans to lease out two shuttered coal-fired power plants