A coalition of national and sub-national governments, businesses and organisations working to advance the transition from unabated coal power to clean energy.
Unlocking power system flexibility is critical to expanding renewable energy.
New CTC analysis explores the near-term role of coal flexibility under strict guardrails, in order to make space for the next wave of clean power.
Read the Flex Report here: poweringpastcoal.org/wp-contā¦
Nearly half of ASEANās coal fleet can be retired with existing financial solutions.
Learn how countries can unlock this opportunity for clean, reliable power: poweringpastcoal.org/strandsā¦
How can we accelerate coal transitions around the world?
At #COP30, the Coal Transition Commission released two new reports: āFrom Flex to Phase-Outā, and āGrowing the Pipeline of Coal-to-Clean Projectsā to answer these questions.
Read more here: poweringpastcoal.org/strandsā¦
The latest Coal Transition Commission analysis highlights how governments, financiers, and partners can accelerate coal transitions together.
Release at #COP30 on Wednesday, read the two reports here:
poweringpastcoal.org/strandsā¦
JUST LAUNCHED: new reports show nearly half of ASEANās coal fleet can be retired with existing financial solutionsā«
These #CTCReports outline pathways to accelerate coal transitions while keeping power reliable and affordable.
Read them here: poweringpastcoal.org/strandsā¦
STARTING SOON: Watch the launch of the latest Coal Transition Commission reports š
Indonesia and France will open this Indonesia Pavilion session on coal-to-clean transitions in emerging economies.
Watch live: youtube.com/@indonesiapaviliā¦
This Monday, the Republic of Korea joined the PPCA and made its coal phase-out pledge official š
With the nation being the 4th largest coal importer in the world, this could save billions in energy imports.
Read more about our new members here: poweringpastcoal.org/news/reā¦
South Korea joins the PPCA (@PastCoal) ā a major step towards phasing out coal and scaling renewables. A powerful signal for Asiaās energy future.
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Like the šŖšŗ, South Korea is at @Cop30noBrasil to negotiate an ambitious outcome with a firm commitment to take the clean transition forward.
I commend š°š· Minister Sung-hwan for joining the @PastCoal to phase out coal and invest in renewables and low-carbon technologies.
Solutions are emerging to help countries move from coal to cleanĀ š¤
That's why the CTC, co-chaired by France and Indonesia, will launch two new reports to show credible pathways to accelerate coal transitions.
Join in-person and online onšļø19 Nov:
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1/2 After unveiling their new Plan to Accelerate Coal Transitions last week, the Powering @PastCoal Alliance welcomed new members today: the Republic of Korea, Bahrain and Guatemala.
ALT A group of individuals seated at a long table during a conference or meeting, with a banner in the background that reads "PPCA: Powering Past Coal Alliance."
There was a hugely important announcement today at COP30: South Korea joined the Powering Past Coal Alliance, and in doing so, announced it will not build any new coal plants and will shut down 40 existing plants by 2040. As the country with the 7th largest coal fleet, this is a significant signal to the rest of the world. I offer my sincere thanks and congratulations to President Lee Jae-Myung on this action.Ā koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/ā¦
Renewables overtook coal as the main source of power this year, but there's still much to be done to accelerate the coal transition.
For new announcements, join us at our flagship Action Agenda event, featuring ministers, changemakers and moreš
poweringpastcoal.org/events/ā¦
JUST LAUNCHED: PPCA āPlan to Accelerate Coal Transitionsā at #COP30
Developed with 29 countries and other organisations, this new plan sets out concrete, actionable steps to speed up the shift from coal to clean power.
Read it here:
poweringpastcoal.org/news/coā¦
NEW | Solar and wind grew fast enough to meet ALL new electricity demand in the first three quarters of 2025, leaving fossil generation at a standstill.
Ember forecasts that 2025 could be the first year since Covid-19 without a rise in fossil power (1/2)
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Partnerships can power progress.
At #COP30, hear how coalitions and countries are collectively driving the transition away from fossil fuels learn about action plans outlining next steps to move from ambition to implementation.
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