This is how much US coal consumption will decline
The UK is the first prominent European country to announce that it will phase out coal over the next decade. New figures from the International Energy Agency show how US coal consumption will dramatically decline in the future.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
New figures from the International Energy Agency (IEA) confirm the trend, just announced by the UK, that the consumption of coal and thereby its seaborne transport will decline significantly over the coming years. Britain's government will phase out coal by 2025, and already by 2023 there will be major restrictions on its use.
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