European Coal Dependence Not As High As Assumed, In Continual Decline, Reports EIU

Fossil Fuel - Feb 23, 2017

“An inflection point has been reached where some states in the region are becoming more pro-active in addressing reliance on coal-fired power,” says Peter Kiernan, Lead Energy Analyst at The Economist Intelligence Unit.

European Coal Dependence Not As High As Assumed, In Continual Decline, Reports EIU

A new report from The Economist Intelligence Unit has concluded that Europe's coal consumption has been in long-term decline, and the region's reliance on it is not as uniformly high as many assume. Published this week, the new report from The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), The role of coal in Europe's power mix shows that coal generation across

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European Coal Dependence Not As High As Assumed, In Continual Decline, Reports EIU

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