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No one will fund the only technology that can save the US coal industry, according to a new Moody’s
Moody’s Investor Service predicts that the US coal industry will continue a “sharp decline.” That is, unless carbon capture and storage (CCS) is deployed. The technology involves capturing carbon emissions from power plants (and other producers), and then burying the emissions underground. Through proper monitoring, the buried emissions can remain there for tens of thousands of years. If done at scale—burying billions of metric of carbon dioxide by 2050—the technology can hel
Times of India article: Amid green energy growth, Govt still banks on coal
Piyush Goyal: ""Coal will remain our mainstay. As the renewable capacity grows, we will need higher base load round-the-clock for grid stability,"
India could wind up leading ASEAN’s clean coal charge
Anniversaries are always a time for both reflection and preparation, and India’s 69th Republic Day will be no different. On January 26, all 10 ASEAN members will attend a major summit in New Delhi to celebrate seven decades of Indian constitutional democracy. All sides will, of course, celebrate that past with one eye firmly set on their own present and future interests. The dailyReport Must-reads from across Asia - directly to your inbox For India, the decision to invite the
Why commercial use could be the future of carbon capture
January 2018 – Emerging technologies point toward a variety of practical—and profitable—industrial applications for carbon dioxide. That could also be good for the planet. Read more...
Making power plants environment-friendly a Rs 1.3lakh-crore opportunity
The drive to make power plants compliant with environmental norms is going to open up a Rs 1.3-lakh-crore opportunity in the next three years for emission control equipment providers. According to a latest report by research firm Motilal Oswal Securities, companies such as BHEL, L&T, GE Power and Reliance Infra should benefit from the opportunity. The latest emission norms should also bring some respite to the power sector, long mired by the tepid growth of electricity demand
ASEAN ministers in September 2017 issued a joint statement calling for the ‘increased promotion, and
ASEAN Ministers in September 2017 issued a joint statement calling for the ‘increased promotion, and enhanced deployment of cleaner coal technology’ and called on multilateral development banks to support ASEAN countries in adopting ‘low-emission coal as part of their commitment to the Paris Agreement’.
Clean coal, not solar, is the silver bullet for India’s carbon emission reduction
2 November 2017 http://www.hindustantimes.com/analysis/clean-coal-not-solar-is-the-silver-bullet-for-india-s-carbon-emission-reduction/story-sFrmX8H7MbfpcRIGXTMP6H.html
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