Years after China pledged a moratorium on overseas coal plants, privately funded projects remain a "loophole," a study finds.

The government’s plan for the upcoming five years has blurred the language setting out when coal use needs to decline.

A subtle change in language used by the Chinese government has left room for the world’s biggest coal user to prolong rising ...

China’s energy industry has passed a new milestone, with the expansion of the Yangtze River Delta’s Beilun Power Station ...

Experts say China is likely to exceed its modest climate goals, but question whether it will be enough to help the world curb ...

The coming-together of China’s enormous manufacturing capacity and its ravenous appetite for copious, cheap, domestically ...

The Trump administration’s recent injection of funds into U.S. coal may give the flagging industry a short-term boost. But it ...

China's curbs on coal production could tighten further toward the end of 2025, making a rebound in output in the world's ...

President Donald Trump’s efforts to help the U.S. coal industry at home are being offset by falling sales abroad ...

Key topicsChina’s new coal language allows peak consumption by 2030.Coal use shifts to chemicals, oil, and plastics ...

"Coal power to peak by 2030 in China, India, and Indonesia, says CREA " was originally created and published by Power ...

Russia's coal industry is in a structural bind, challenged by Western sanctions, falling Chinese demand due to increased domestic production, and stiff price competition from Indonesian coal.