"The country’s economic growth has long been fed by coal, but its eastern cities are choking on the smog. Now the government thinks it has a solution: Move the power plants inland."
70 new coal-fired plants
China Is Burning Almost as Much Coal as Rest of the World Combined | TIME.com
Ultra-high-voltage electricity transmission in China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Electric power transmission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Coal Facts | WCA | World Coal Association
Coal Statistics
Coal provides around 30% of global primary energy needs, generates 41% of the world's electricity and is used in the production of 70% of the world's steel.
Total Global Coal Production
- 7831Mt (2012e)
- 7608Mt (2011)
- 4677 (1990)
Top Ten Coal Producers (2012e)
| PR China | 3549Mt | Russia | 359Mt |
|---|---|---|---|
| USA | 935Mt | South Africa | 259Mt |
| India | 595Mt | Germany | 197Mt |
| Indonesia | 443Mt | Poland | 144Mt |
| Australia | 421Mt | Kazakhstan | 126Mt |
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