Coverage dated December 15, 2022
Global coal usage rises to new high in 2022, energy agency says Headline from CBS News
Strong demand in emerging Asian economies is offsetting declining use in developed markets, according to IEA.
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The Daily Caller
Worldwide Coal Use Set To Hit An All-Time High Due To Energy Crisis ↗ (opens The Daily Caller) Published Dec 15, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet The Daily Caller's feed description Coal consumption will reach an all-time record by the end of 2022 as shortages of natural gas have forcing countries to burn more coal.
MyNorthwest
Report: World's coal use creeps to new high in 2022 ↗ (opens MyNorthwest) Published Dec 15, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet MyNorthwest's feed description BERLIN (AP) -- Coal use across the world is set to reach a new record this year amid persistently high demand for the heavily polluting fossil fuel, the
Oil Price
Global Coal Consumption On Track To Hit An All-Time High ↗ (opens Oil Price) Published Dec 15, 2022
Oil Price's feed description Global coal demand is set to hit an all-time high this year after the energy crisis sent natural gas prices soaring
Gopusa
Coal consumption touches new high in 2022 ↗ (opens Gopusa) Published Dec 15, 2022
Gopusa's feed description (EFE).- The world's coal consumption is set to increase by 1.2 percent this year, surpassing the previous record in 2013 and the threshold of eight billion tonnes in one year, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
CBS News
Global coal usage rises to new high in 2022, energy agency says ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Dec 15, 2022
CBS News's feed description Strong demand in emerging Asian economies is offsetting declining use in developed markets, according to IEA.
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