RT @GreenpeaceEAsia: NEW research shows China's 2023 coal approvals now at 50.4 GW, as #coal constricts the space for #EnergyStorage to develop.

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RT @PastCoal: BREAKING: Colombia and Panama join the growing coalition of countries committed to moving away from #coal.
They are ramping up their #climateaction in response to the UN Sec Gen’s call for bringing new, ambitious commitments to the Climate Ambition Summit. poweringpastcoal.org/press-r…

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RT @WorldResources: 📢The Group of Seven (G7) countries announced at a ministerial meeting that they will shut down coal-fired #powerplants by 2030-2035, or on a timeline consistent with the 1.5 C degree temperature limit🏭🌏

@JenniferLayke, Global Director, Energy, WRI says, “Stamping an end date on the #coal era is precisely the kind of leadership we need from the world’s wealthiest countries. This decision provides a beacon of hope for the rest of the world, showing the transition away from coal can happen much faster than many thought possible."

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RT @HMAMelanieR: After the #ParisAgreement was reached, there were 1,496 GW of new #coal power projects in development worldwide. Since then, this number has dropped to 578 GW.

#SystemsChangeLab explains the reasons behind this and outlines further actions needed: https://t.co/AL4jqsvTH0 https://t.co/ZyMibgtqOw

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India has made substantial progress in diversifying away from #coal, but challenges remain. From 2015-2018, its coal project pipeline fell by 2/3. In 2023, solar and wind energy made up 71% of India’s power capacity additions.

#SystemsChangeLab explores: https://t.co/66mIpL6uzb https://t.co/eLiIlOV7sg

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Vietnam was expected to become one of the next major #coal users in Asia, but its plans didn’t come to pass. ¾ of the coal projects it had planned in 2015 were never built.

#SystemsChangeLab explores why: https://t.co/1yZIVfiR0h https://t.co/4DTZEeOeLx

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In recent years, #India has made substantial progress in diversifying away from #coal. From 2015-18, its coal project pipeline fell by 2/3. In 2023, their solar & wind made up 71% of their power capacity additions.🚫🏭

#SystemsChangeLab explores how: https://t.co/1yZIVfiR0h https://t.co/ZLlYAF88FY

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RT @Energy4Europe: The share of #coal in EU's electricity ⚡️ generation is, despite the recent energy crisis, going in the right direction ⬇️

It represented 16% in 2021 and dropped to 13% in 2023 👏

More about EU's work in coal regions in transition https://t.co/LZsF3h1BAj https://t.co/4vm1dshVFb

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RT @GreenpeaceEAsia: NEW #China approved 10.34 GW of new coal in the first half of 2024, a -79.5%year-on-year decrease: Greenpeace East Asia

"China has pumped the brakes on #coal so far in 2024. #Wind and #solar expansion continues to be strong."

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