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IEEFA U.S.: The coal boom that wasn’t
U.S.: The coal boom that wasn’t
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IEEFA update: Teck’s withdrawal from Frontier oil sands project has extraordinary implications
Teck’s withdrawal from Frontier oil sands project has extraordinary implications
Analysis
IEEFA India: Energy is pivotal for any country to ensure sustainability
India: Energy is pivotal for any country to ensure sustainability
Analysis
It's time to retire, not bail out, OVEC's ageing and expensive coal plants
Hoosiers could be on the hook for an additional $128 million as a result of House Bill 1414 which was passed by the Indiana General Assembly in March 2020.
Report
IEEFA Guest Post: China’s Renewable Energy Revolution
China’s Renewable Energy Revolution
Analysis
IEEFA Update: Coking coal’s decline likely to follow the path of thermal coal’s progressive demise
There has been a growing tsunami of climate commitment announcements combined with fossil fuel exclusion policies by globally significant financial institutions during December 2020, building on the pledges two months earlier by the leaders…
Analysis
IEEFA Energy Finance Conference 2014
March 17-19, 2014
Furman Hall, NYU School of Law
Event
Media Monitor: Mitch McConnell Is Miffed
Mitch McConnell takes umbrage—great umbrage!—at the Lexington Herald-Leader for calling him out on his campaign to incite states to defy the Environmental Protection Agency’s enforcement of the Clean Air Act.
The paper gives him room to rant…
Analysis
IEEFA India: Roundtable explores grid integration challenges for renewable energy in Gujarat
India: Roundtable explores grid integration challenges for renewable energy in Gujarat
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New North Sea exploration licenses pose a threat to UK’s future energy security
UK oil and gas production has fallen, and the country is unlikely to ever become self-sufficient for fossil energy again. Still, the UK continues to sell offshore oil and gas leases, claiming it will secure the country’s energy supply
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