IEA: Global coal demand set to remain broadly flat over next two years

Michael Holder
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Despite rapidly expanding renewables capacity worldwide, surging demand for electricity is expected to keep coal demand on an even keel in 2024 and 2024

Global coal demand is set to remain broadly flat over the next two years, as surging electricity demand in a number of major economies offsets the ongoing rapid expansion of solar and wind capacity worldwide,...

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