The Future of Coal Energy

The negative impact of the current coal energy gradually warms as the world warms up, and the topics that are pressing controversial climate change are heating up. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) publishes climate change reports every five years, but the 2014 report is a far more shocking report. A long report is the cooperation of more than 800 climate scientists and government representatives. The report is shocking and should be so. The IPCC concluded that human activity is the cause of climate change, as well as smoking causes cancer.

The future of coal as an energy source is not known, but there are many predictions on how to implement coal. It is expected that coal will become a cheaper energy source in countries where crude oil prices are rising. Also, over the next 20 years, the total energy consumption of the major coal will remain almost the same, and it is expected that it will gradually increase thereafter. There are several problems with coal cleanliness, which leads to many pollution, but by dealing with burning fumes these problems can be solved. However, coal is still an important producer of carbon dioxide and most countries are trying to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, so it is possible that this will hurt plans to use this as an alternative energy source.

Coal is the largest and only source of air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions in China. This country relies heavily on coal to meet 66% of energy demand for energy demand. In 2014, China consumed about 4 billion tons of coal. This is more than other parts of the world. Half of China's coal is used in distributed boilers in the industrial and housing sectors. In Beijing - Tianjin - Hebei area, coal consumption in 2014 is close to 1.8 billion tons, accounting for 40% of China 's total coal consumption, which is equivalent to the total coal consumption of almost all OECD countries. Reducing coal consumption by improving energy efficiency is the key to cleaning the air

Economic experts warned that coal will continue to decline for a long time. Supporters of the coal industry in Pennsylvania state said it was optimistic about the future of coal, coal production remained stable and said it is an important part of the energy mix in this region. However, even though these views of the whole future of coal are different, everyone seems to agree with one thing.