Energy and climate ministers from Group of Seven industrialized nations agreed Tuesday to phase out their coal-fired power ... behind the United States. Europe’s biggest gas groups have warned ...

BERLIN--Ministers from the world's richest democracies agreed on Friday to work to phase ... coal power generation by 2030. Sources familiar with the discussions said Japan and the United States ...

Coal power developers risk wasting ... market forces will drive coal out of existence. That's already started to happen in the US, where President Trump promised to revive the coal industry ...

Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station has dominated the landscape of the English East Midlands for nearly 60 years, looming over ...

Today, the energy secretary Amber Rudd revealed that Britain will eventually phase out coal-fired power plants by 2025. "We are tackling a legacy of under-investment and ageing power stations ...

To explore what we can learn from Canada’s energy policies I spoke with Claire Seaborn, who was the Chief of Staff to ...

CLIMATE protesters conducted a rally in Cebu City on Friday, Sept. 13, 2024, to demand the closure of coal plants, especially ...

The current power-purchase agreement for ... Given the region’s relatively young fleet of coal plants, the early phase-out of each one could cost around US$20 per tonne, while building the ...

The last remaining coal-fired power station in the U.K. is set to close down at the end of this month, making a shift for ...

The United States, second on the list ... Especially important for Japan is a decision to wean itself from coal-burning thermal power generation. At a time when an increasing number of nations ...

Tokyo will introduce a phase-out of coal imports from Moscow ... and worsening of the economic dynamic in the United States and Europe." But Japan's Foreign Minister says Russia will eventually ...

The French insurance group has revealed plans to phase out its exposure to coal by 2030 in the European ... If you want to cooperate with us and would like to reuse some of our content, please ...