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Hormuz Crisis to Push Global Coal Demand to Record High

The IEA said tighter gas supplies and higher prices are pushing electricity systems to switch from gas to coal.

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The International Energy Agency expects coal demand to increase this year in response to ongoing oil and gas trade constraints stemming from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Several countries have been forced to turn back to coal to fill the gap, as oil inventories are depleted and countries gradually expand their renewable energy capacity. In its mid-year update, the IEA predicted that coal use would likely increase in some regions of the w…

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The IEA anticipates a historic record of coal demand in 2026: the closure of Ormuz and the expensive gas return power plants to the system. The AIE entry alerts: the demand for coal will mark a historic record in 2026 due to the crisis in Ormuz aparece primero en Merca2.

The International Energy Agency expects a new record in the world's coal consumption for 2026. Among other reasons are unusual LNG deliveries and expensive gas. This is also felt by Austria.

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Unzensuriert broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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