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    As banks exit #coal over climate risks, project owners are stepping in. New GEM data shows that while recent deals shift toward equity, third-party debt still accounts for ~80% of all coal project finance tracked since 2010. Learn more: globalenergymonitor.org/article/new-da…
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    Aug 25
    📈 U.S. #GasPower proposals tied to data centers nearly doubled in H1 2026 to 189 GW. But turbine shortages & project delays mean the scale of this $647B buildout remains highly uncertain. Read the new @GlobalEnergyMon brief: globalenergymonitor.org/research/us-ga…
    The image is a bar chart titled "U.S. gas power proposals tied to data centers nearly doubled in the first half of 2026." It shows two red bars representing gas‑fired capacity in development planned on-site for data centers, in gigawatts. The first bar, labeled "2025," represents 97 GW, and the second bar, labeled "H1 2026," represents 189 GW. The chart is sourced from Global Energy Monitor, Global Oil and Gas Plant Tracker, H1 2026.
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    Aug 21
    Global coal retirements hit a historic low in H12026, w/only 4.9GW retired across 7 countries — the lowest half-year total since we began tracking in '15. But, the low retirements were not paired w/a substantial increase in newly proposed capacity. More: globalenergymonitor.org/article/new-da…
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    Aug 19
    NEW DATA | Global #NuclearPower Tracker 🌐 We added a field tracking PPAs (long-term power purchase contracts) tied to data centers. Driven by tech & AI demand, U.S. PPAs total ~10 GW, led by PA (5.5 GW), OH (2.4 GW) & IL (1.1 GW). Read the update: globalenergymonitor.org/article/new-da…
    A map of the United States showing nuclear power plants with data center PPAs. Red circles indicate plant locations, with circle size representing capacity in megawatts (400 or 800 MW). Larger circles are mainly in the Midwest and East. Source: Global Energy Monitor, Global Nuclear Power Tracker, August 2026.
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    Aug 13
    🌎 By 2035, at least 1,145 Mtpa of the world’s currently operating #CoalMine capacity (an amount equivalent to the coal produced by India in 2025) is expected to retire. Learn which countries will lead global retirements in our new brief: globalenergymonitor.org/research/still…
    Bar chart showing the projected retirement of coal production capacity from 2026 to 2035. The y-axis represents million tonnes per annum, ranging from 0 to 1200 Mtpa. Each year from 2026 to 2035 is on the x-axis, with increasing bar heights. By 2035, approximately 1,145 Mt of capacity is expected to retire. Cited source is Global Energy Monitor, Global Coal Mine Tracker, August 2026.
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