Ted Nace

Combined, they've shelved more than 500 gigawatts of coal projects that were once on the drawing board - equivalent to more than 1,000 coal-burning power units, according to CoalSwarm director Ted Nace. Still, there are pockets of expected growth, according to Roberts and other observers, with new ...

Nicki Kohl/Telegraph Herald via AP FileThe coal-fired Nelson Dewey Generating Station in Cassville, Wis., is being imploded Dec. 14, 2017. The plant operated by Alliant Energy closed in 2015. The global fleet of coal-fired power plants is projected to begin shrinking by 2022 as plant retirements outpace ...

Combined, they've shelved more than 500 gigawatts of coal projects that were once on the drawing board – equivalent to more than 1 000 coal-burning power units, according to CoalSwarm director Ted Nace. Still, there are pockets of expected growth, according to Roberts and other observers, with new ...

Combined, they've shelved more than 500 gigawatts of coal projects that were once on the drawing board — equivalent to more than 1,000 coal-burning power units, according to CoalSwarm director Ted Nace. Still, there are pockets of expected growth, according to Roberts and other observers, with new ...

“From a climate and health perspective, the trend toward a declining coal power fleet is encouraging, but not happening fast enough,” according to Ted Nace director of CoalSwarm, a network of researchers on fossil fuels. Thomson Reuters Foundation cited a report by Greenpeace, the Sierra Club and ...

“From a climate and health perspective, the trend toward a declining coal power fleet is encouraging, but not happening fast enough,” said Ted Nace, director of CoalSwarm. “Fortunately, mass production is cutting solar and wind costs much faster than expected, and both financial markets and power ...

Newly completed coal plants also fell 41% , and the number of plants in planning dropped by 59%, it said. “From a climate and health perspective, the trend toward a declining coal power fleet is encouraging, but not happening fast enough,” said Ted Nace, the San Francisco-based director of CoalSwarm, ...

“From a climate and health perspective, the trend toward a declining coal power fleet is encouraging, but not happening fast enough,” Ted Nace, director of CoalSwarm, said in a press release. “Fortunately, mass production is cutting solar and wind costs much faster than expected, and both financial ...

Combined, they've shelved more than 500 gigawatts of coal projects that were once on the drawing board — equivalent to more than 1,000 coal-burning power units, according to CoalSwarm director Ted Nace. Still, there are pockets of expected growth, according to Roberts and other observers, with new ...