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【Database Update】Latest status of coal-fired power plants (August 1, 2026)
Even as extreme heat and wildfires are occurring around the world, the number of coal-fired power plants—which are a major source of emissions—is not decreasing in Japan, and more LNG-fired power plants are being built.
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【Report】IEEFA: Analysis of Major Challenges in Japan’s Ammonia Co-firing Strategy
The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) has released a briefing paper that summarizes the feasibility challenges facing Japan’s ammonia co-firing strategy.
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【News】METI Approves Supply Business Plan to Support Ammonia Co-firing
METI announced its support to seven companies to establish an ammonia supply chain, including ammonia co-firing, under the Hydrogen Society Promotion Act.
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【Report】IEA’s Global Hydrogen Review 2026: Middle East Conflict Exposes Vulnerabilities in Hydrogen Supply Chains
On June 18, the IEA released the Global Hydrogen Review, which points out the Middle East crisis’ disruption to the global market for hydrogen-derived products.
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【News】Finland’s Last Coal-Fired Power Plant to Close in 2027
On June 24, Finnish energy company Fortum announced its decision to close Finland’s last coal-fired power plant on March 1, 2027.
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【News】Halved Budget and Reduced Capacity Expose the Limits of Ammonia Co-firing
GI Fund allocation to a fuel ammonia project was halved. Implementation difficulties raise questions about public investment in fuel ammonia power generation.
