📢 #SalgamosDelCarbon | A pesar de los nuevos planes y compromisos de eliminación gradual, entre los cuales se destaca la adhesión de Colombia al Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA) , 2023 es el año con la menor retirada de capacidad de carbón en más de una década.

Over HALF of countries with coal power have reduced or maintained operating capacity since the Paris Agreement.

Yet 75% (1,626 GW) still lack a #coal closure commitment, risking global climate goals.

Learn more in the latest report from Global Energy Monitor:
globalenergymonitor.org/report/boom-an…

China responsible for 95% of new coal power construction in 2023, report says | Molly Lempriere Global Energy Monitor

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It's more urgent than ever that banks exit coal.

Global Energy Monitor's landmark annual coal report is out and the picture's not pretty:

2023 marked an all-time high for global coal use and capacity.

banktrack.org/article/coal_h…

🆕 Global Energy Monitor's annual report 'Boom and Bust Coal - Tracking the Global Coal Plant Pipeline' is out.
'Despite promising momentum, the world’s operating coal power capacity has grown 11% since 2015, and global coal use and coal capacity reached an all time high in 2023.' ⬇️

Our detailed annual deep dive into the global coal plant fleet is out today, with plenty of key insights into how the transition away from the world’s dirtiest fossil fuel is going Global Energy Monitor 🌍🏭🪨📊 🧵👇

🌍💡 Boom & Bust Report Updates 💥

🔸 🇹🇷: No new coal plants in 2023, but 6 projects still active.

🔸 🇪🇺 + 🇬🇧: Coal power decline continues, w/ retirements bouncing back in 2023.

To hit Paris Agreement targets, we must accelerate, retiring 15.6 GW/year for 7 years.

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New #CoalWire :
👉Hyundai scraps Indonesian aluminium deal
👉Canadian court rejects coal compensation claim
👉EU court finds states have human rights obligations to act on climate
👉US restores citizens #coal mine complaints rule
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globalenergymonitor.org/coalwire/coalw…

South America & Africa become hotspots, with emerging entrants like Cyprus, Guyana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe targeting new oil and gas.

Explore our new report to understand the global landscape of fossil fuel expansion: globalenergymonitor.org/report/drillin…

A new report from Climate TRACE member org Global Energy Monitor shows that new fossil fuel projects around the world could add 2.4 million metric tons of #methane emissions annually.

New #InsideGas :

➡️Canadian gov won’t do “inefficient fossil fuel subsidies” for #LNG industry
➡️Gas industry hype for data centres is overblown — report
➡️Alarming new methane emissions findings
➡️Fossil banks’ resistance to change now out in the open

globalenergymonitor.org/inside-gas/ins…