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IEEFA Asia: As India Moves, Europe Follows
As India Moves, Europe Follows
Analysis
Why Navajo Generating Station Is No Longer Commercially Viable
The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) has done extensive research into the difficult circumstances facing Navajo Generation Station.
Why Navajo Generating Station Is No Longer Commercially Viable
South African coal exports face long-term decline
South African coal exports face long-term decline
Analysis
IEEFA Africa: Botswana plans more coal-fired power as African solar accelerates
As Sub-Saharan solar ambition has scaled up, Botswana has awarded its first ever power generation licenses to independent power producers (IPPs) – all three of them coal projects.
Analysis
A White Elephant at Newcastle
A proposal to build a fourth coal-export terminal in Newcastle, Australia, is about as big a boondoggle in the making as one can imagine.
Even executives at Port Waratah Coal Services, the company that wants to erect the T4 facility are…
A White Elephant at Newcastle
IEEFA Update: In U.S. Utility NextEra, a Template for Electricity-Generation Transition
In U.S. Utility NextEra, a Template for Electricity-Generation Transition
Analysis
IEEFA Report: Almost $30 Billion in Revenues Lost to Taxpayers by ‘Great Giveaway’ of Federally Owned Coal in Powder River Basin
IEEFA Report: Almost $30 Billion in Revenues Lost to Taxpayers by ‘Great Giveaway’ of Federally Owned Coal in Powder River Basin
IEEFA op ed: China must reconcile energy rhetoric and reality
Op ed: China must reconcile energy rhetoric and reality
Analysis
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