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IEA forecasts a global increase in coal demand, noting that rising natural gas prices are boosting coal usage.

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  1. Global coal demand is expected to hit record highs, exacerbated by conflict disrupting LNG/LPG supplies.
  2. IEA projects record global coal demand, while Italy proposes delaying phase-out and Britain shuts down its last coal plant.

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IEA forecasts a global increase in coal demand, noting that rising natural gas prices are boosting coal usage.

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CoalInternational Energy Agency

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  1. Global coal demand is expected to hit record highs, exacerbated by conflict disrupting LNG/LPG supplies.1 source
  2. IEA projects record global coal demand, while Italy proposes delaying phase-out and Britain shuts down its last coal plant.Sub-event
  3. IEA predicts global coal demand will rise as natural gas prices increase due to energy crisis.1 source
  4. IEA forecasts global coal demand will hit a record high.1 source

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