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India’s ‘seven horses of energy’ electricity sector transformation is gathering pace, with far-reaching ramifications for renewable energy development and the structural decline of seaborne thermal coal.

With the government successfully electrifying 99% of all houses in India under the Saubhagya scheme, there is an urgent need for a hefty investment in grid transmission infrastructure to keep pace with growing low-cost renewable capacity so…

Investments worth more than US$100 billion over the past eight months are driving an unprecedented shift to renewable energy in India.

Although one of the top 10 solar module producers in the world, India is lagging behind its biggest competitor China.

Renewable energy developers are pushing ahead with green hydrogen and energy storage in India

Thermal coal used for electricity provides only 13% of royalties to Queensland’s budget compared to coking coal used for steel manufacturing – which provides 87% in royalties.

Stranded: Alpha Coal Project in Australia’s Galilee Basin – pdf

Briefing note: The outlook for financing for Australia’s Galilee Basin coal proposals By: Tom Sanzillo, IEEFA Director of Finance

Briefing note: Fossil fuels, energy transition & risk,  July 2014 (pdf)By Tim Buckley, Director of Energy Finance Studies, Australasia, IEEFA