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Why Engie should close, not sell, its coal-fired power plants in …
The French multinational energy company Engie would be better off closing its three coal-fired …
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How European utilities can capitalize on new emission limits to drive decarbonization
Plans by Enel Group’s Spanish-subsidiary Endesa to sink €400 million into upgrading three aging coal-fired plants are a likely loss-making proposition under new European Union emission-control rules.
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The Dutch coal mistake
Three new coal-fired power plants in the Netherlands are proving far less valuable than expected and are fundamentally out of step with electricity-market trends across Europe.
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Tipping point: Global renewable energy leaders outperform on global equity markets
A tipping point for the future of fossil fuels may have been reached this year as financial markets massively down-rated traditional energy companies.
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Cheap renewables are transforming global electricity business
The fast-growing uptake of wind and solar around the world continues to shape electricity-generation trends.
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IEEFA Update: Japan Is Investing Heavily in Overseas Renewables
Japan Is Investing Heavily in Overseas Renewables
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A gas pipeline in disguise? Known unknowns about H2Med
Whether it be a gas or hydrogen pipeline, H2MED risks not having a market by 2030, when the pipeline is expected to be ready
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Marubeni’s coal problem: A Japanese multinational’s power business is at risk
Japanese multinational Marubeni Corp.’s coal-fired power generation strategy has left the company dangerously exposed to rapid changes in global energy markets.
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IEEFA update: RWE, Uniper risk prolonging Dutch coal mistakes via compensation strategy
RWE, Uniper risk prolonging Dutch coal mistakes via compensation strategy
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