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IEEFA Europe: RWE’s costly faith in lignite
Europe: RWE’s costly faith in lignite
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Lignite retreat: RWE's short-term pain, long-term gain
German utility RWE would benefit in the medium to long term by moving now …
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IEEFA Germany: RWE’s coal phaseout compensation demands defy market prices
Germany: RWE’s coal phaseout compensation demands defy market …
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IEEFA update: RWE, Uniper risk prolonging Dutch coal mistakes via …
RWE, Uniper risk prolonging Dutch coal mistakes via …
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IEEFA Europe: New Blueprints by Energy Giants RWE and E.ON Face Market Test
Europe: New Blueprints by Energy Giants RWE and E.ON Face Market Test
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India's renewable energy journey: Short-term hiccups but long-term trajectory intact
We believe the long-term trajectory for renewable energy in India is still intact, even though recent global events have pushed policymakers to expand the use of domestic thermal energy. IEEFA and CEF forecast that India will add 35-40GW…
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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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To embrace a profitable energy future, Poland’s PGE must abandon plans for a new lignite mine
PGE, Poland’s biggest electric utility, risks prolonging serious, recent financial under-performance if it endorses a forthcoming strategy.
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IEEFA Update: A Snapshot Map of the Global Energy Transition
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.
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