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Title : Global Prospects for Coal-Industry Development
Subject : Socio Economic Environment
Volume No. : 51
Issue No. : 3
Author : 
Printed Year : 2008
No of Pages  : 5: 110–114
Description : 

In the last few years, the global role of coal as an energy source has grown, and this trend is expected to continue. In 2004, coal satisfied no less than 26% of the global demand for primary energy. According to the predictions of the Energy Information Administration (EIA), coal will satisfy ~28% of global demand for energy sources, and ~45% of fuel needs for electricity generation (as against 43% in 2004). Currently, coal is less expensive than oil and natural gas. The transportation network and logistical preconditions for coal delivery are actively under development, and the global market is growing.

 

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