Smoke rises from a coal-fired power plant in Obilic, near Pristina, Kosovo. Lenders are facing pressure from climate activists over the funding of power plants that burn coal. Reuters
Smoke rises from a coal-fired power plant in Obilic, near Pristina, Kosovo. Lenders are facing pressure from climate activists over the funding of power plants that burn coal. Reuters

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Non-hydro renewables to form 72% of global power capacity growth by 2030, Fitch says

Coal has come under increasing scrutiny, with several lenders urged to phase out financing for the sector

Jennifer Gnana
Jennifer Gnana

August 29, 2021