As Beijing Joins Climate Fight, Chinese Companies Build Coal Plants - The New York Times
A glut of new coal-fired power stations endangers China's green ambitions | The Economist
COP26: 40 countries agree to phase out coal-fired power - Power Technology
New Coal Plants Dwindle Amid Wave of Canceled Projects - Yale E360
Most plans for new coal plants scrapped since Paris agreement | Coal | The Guardian
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There are 2,100 new coal plants being planned worldwide — enough to cook the planet - Vox
IEEFA: New coal-fired power plants in India will be economically unviable | IEEFA
China speeding up approvals for new coal plants: Greenpeace
China Adds Wave Of New Coal Fired Power Plants | Markets Insider
China pledges to stop building new coal power plants abroad
China Switches On Huge New Coal Power Plant in Inner Mongolia
China's Xi pledges to end funding for overseas coal power plants - POLITICO
China is building more than half of the world's new coal power plants | New Scientist
Coal-fired power plants to close after new wastewater rule | AP News
COP26 aims to banish coal. Asia is building hundreds of power plants to burn it | Reuters
China coal plant approvals surge as energy security trumps climate - Greenpeace | Reuters
Climate Change: China Plans 43 New Coal-Fired Power Plants | Time
Analysis: Will China build hundreds of new coal plants in the 2020s?
Why build unprofitable new coal plants? – DW – 06/30/2021
New Mexico's Plan to Shut Down Coal Without Leaving People Behind | Greentech Media
New coal power plants quietly springing up in China - CNN Video
Georgia Power: Company plans to phase out all coal plants by 2035
China Is Still Building an Insane Number of New Coal Plants | WIRED
Global 'collapse' in number of new coal-fired power plants | Coal | The Guardian
China's approvals for new coal plants rebound amid renewed focus on energy security after last year's power crisis: Greenpeace | South China Morning Post
