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In the past 10 years, electricity generation in Texas has risen 104.6 million MWh, climbing from 391.9 million MWh in 2013 to 496.5 million MWh in 2023.

The coal-fired electricity industry in Texas is in decline and unlikely to recover in the face of rising competition from other energy sources.

This commentary highlights the three reasons why the recent U.S. LNG export pause does not threaten South Korea’s energy security and transition goals — especially as LNG’s role in the energy transition is diminishing.

Risks are on the rise for communities in the PJM power market that host fossil fuel plants, as they face the increasing possibility of rapid plant closures and the economic dislocations that inevitably follow.

U.S.: The Texas transition gains momentum

The changing regional power environment is likely to shift the outlook for pension funds and other institutional investors with holdings in private equity firms by lowering annual returns, raising investment risks, or both.

The snapshot map of the world here shows in a handful of new anecdotal markers the global transition to a new electricity-generation economy gaining ground even as status-quo interests dig in, so to speak.  

IEEFA and Columbia Law School brought together environmental advocates and attorneys from around the world for a three-day training program in New York City. The training covered current developments in the coal, natural gas,  renewables, and…

Challenging economics, rising competition undercutting region's coal-fired power plants

The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis and Columbia Law School brought together environmental advocates and attorneys from around the world for a three-day training program in New York City. The conference covered current…