U.S. power emissions set to surge most in more than 30 years
A handful of utilities continue to operate coal plants with no plans to shut them down, defying economic and political headwinds.Despite the significant increase in emissions, they won’t be back to pre-pandemic levels. That’s because they took a massive 11% dive in 2020 when the virus left offices and factories closed.
The Energy Department in January predicted that emissions this year wouldBurning coal will account for 21% of the energy-related emissions this year, compared with 19% last year. Transportation was theCoal is getting a price boost around the world because of the global economy’s recovery and ensuing increase in power consumption. U.S. exports are rising as a result, and miners are ramping up production. Coal output in the U.S.
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