As more than 850 million Indians look to elect a new government this year, it is not clear if “election issue” for any of the major political parties. None of the parties have actively campaigned using the climate change or environmental sustainability…
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What does the Indian General Election mean for Climate Change?
Bilal Bawany
Posted in Energy Exports, Energy Production, Foreign Investment, India, Uncategorized
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Hydraulic Fracturing and the Energy Future of Europe
Joshua Bartlett
Posted in Alternative Fuels, Coal, Energy Exports, Energy Production, European Union, Foreign Investment, Natural Gas, Nuclear Energy
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The issue of hydraulic fracturing is revealing deep divisions in the European Union. While many of the rich nations of Western Europe have all shunned the practice, the poorer countries of Eastern Europe are in favor of it. The debate…
Indonesia’s Coal Export Taxes: Practical or Brash?
Stephen Farshing
Posted in Coal, Coal Exports, Energy Exports, Energy Production, Indonesia, Planning, Transport
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Over the past two decades, Indonesia has seen significant growth in coal production, exports, and domestic sales, driven primarily by an increase in foreign investment in the coal sector. Currently exports account for up to 80% of production, which should…
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