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  • The 2020 Global Electricity Review by Ember analyzes global electricity generation changes in 2019, highlighting a record 3% fall in global coal-fired generation and a corresponding 2% drop in power sector CO2 emissions. While the EU and US saw significant coal collapses, China's coal generation rose, making it responsible for over half of global coal generation for the first time. Wind and solar generation grew by 15%, though the report notes that this growth rate is slowing and may be insufficient to meet Paris Agreement goals without concerted global effort.

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    Themes: coal phase-outwind and solar growthpower sector emissionselectricity demandenergy transition
    Ember

    Document type: Report

    Regions: European UnionPeople's Republic of ChinaUnited StatesIndia
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