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碳限制給煤炭工業(yè)的未來蒙上了陰影Carbon Constraints Cast A Shadow Over The Future Of The Coal Industry

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更新時間：2021-09-16
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盡管煤炭是污染最嚴重的發(fā)電來源，占全球碳排放量的41%，但它仍然是全球經(jīng)濟的基石，在全球范圍內(nèi)提供了30%的能源和40%的發(fā)電量。然而，最近在美國發(fā)布的碳管制公告，試圖遏制中國的污染，以及歐盟在十月關(guān)于氣候和能源政策2030框架的談判可能會減緩煤炭需求的步伐。隨著全球各國政府尋求減少二氧化碳排放量，“煤王”失去王冠的可能性越來越大。在標準普爾評級機構(gòu)看來，全球煤炭生產(chǎn)和消費的大幅下降正成為一個更加現(xiàn)實的概念。然而，煤炭行業(yè)內(nèi)的變化速度和規(guī)模還遠未明朗，投資者可能有一段時間仍處于黑暗之中。

Despite being the most polluting source of power generation, accounting for 41% of global carbon emissions, coal remains a cornerstone of the global economy, delivering 30% of energy and 40% of power generation worldwide. However, recent announcements on carbon regulation in the U.S., attempts to curb pollution in China, and negotiations in the European Union over the 2030 framework for climate and energy policies in October are likely to slow the pace of coal demand. As governments globally seek to reduce their CO2 emissions, it looks increasingly likely that "King Coal" will lose its crown. A significant decline in coal production and consumption globally is becoming a much more realistic concept, in Standard & Poor's Ratings Services' view. However, the pace and scale of change within the coal industry is far from clear, and investors could potentially remain in the dark for some time.

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