- 1. India gets out of coal and into renewables
- (Features)
- ... no means been entirely smooth sailing. Thermal and Renewable Power Capacity Additions (MW). Source: Central Electricity Authority, MNRE, IEEFA Estimates. The national ...
- Created on 12 May 2020
- 2. Poland’s PGE urged to ditch plans for new lignite mine
- (Features)
- ... Plans for a New Lignite Mine released by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), reviews PGE’s recent financial performance, and takes a close look at PGE’s iconic Bełchatów ...
- Created on 12 May 2020
- 3. China, coal and the pursuit of clean energy
- (Features)
- ... less SOx and NOx per kilogram than grades of coal commonly found in China. Unfortunately, it also has lower energy value. IEEFA estimates that a coal-power plant would have to burn 26 per cent more “Envirocoal” ...
- Created on 12 May 2020
- 4. Briefing Note: South Korea shifting further away from coal
- (Around the Region)
- By Simon Nicholas, Research Analyst IEEFA & Tim Buckley, Director of Energy Finance Studies IEEFA The South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has proposed to increase the country’s renewable ...
- Created on 23 January 2020
- 5. Marubeni’s coal exit announcement a plus but increased commitment needed
- (Around the Region)
- ... to move away from coal. A new briefing note by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), ‘Marubeni Update: Continuing Coal-fired Power Risks’ notes the company announced a ...
- Created on 24 July 2019
- 6. IEEFA Australia objects to Whitehaven Coal’s new application
- (Features)
- The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) Australia says that building new coal mines makes no sense in 2019. IEEFA Australia says building new coal mines makes ...
- Created on 25 June 2019
- 7. Are coal’s days numbered?
- (Features)
- ... Australasia IEEFA, looks at the reasons behind it and future implications for coal. Today, over 100 globally significant financial institutions have divested from thermal coal, including 40 per cent ...
- Created on 25 June 2019
- 8. Consumers should not pay the price for risky coal deals
- (Around the Region)
- ... and businesses, should bear the risk. Sara Jane Ahmed is an Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) energy finance analyst. ...
- Created on 11 June 2019
- 9. The world and investors are talking, but will coal listen?
- (From the Editor)
- ... 22, Tim Buckley, Director of Energy Finance Studies, Australasia IEEFA, reports on the reasons behind 100 globally significant financial institutions divesting from thermal coal, and the future implications ...
- Created on 11 June 2019
- 10. Marubeni’s coal exit announcement a good first step but increased commitment needed
- (Latest)
- ... from coal. A new briefing note by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), ‘Marubeni Update: Continuing Coal-fired Power Risks’ notes the company announced a major change ...
- Created on 21 March 2019
- 11. IEEFA Australia objects to Whitehaven Coal’s new application
- (Latest)
- The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) Australia says that building new coal mines makes no sense in 2019. The call came after IEEFA made a submission to the NSW Government, ...
- Created on 21 March 2019
- 12. IEEFA: China’s clean energy leadership eroded by support for coal power across Asia
- (Latest)
- A new report by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), finds global renewable energy champion China is simultaneously funding over one-quarter of coal plants currently under ...
- Created on 31 January 2019
- 13. IEEFA warns NSW government to plan for inevitable transition in coal communities
- (Latest)
- A report published by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) sends an urgent message to the state government of New South Wales (NSW), Australia. The report warns that, with ...
- Created on 08 November 2018