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Xinxin Wang et al.
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Environmental Sciences
Francesca Diluiso et al.
Summary: A rapid coal phase-out is crucial to meet the Paris Agreement goals, but faces challenges such as vested interests and social disruption risks. This paper provides a systematic review of historical coal transitions, highlighting the importance of targeting both demand and supply side transitions for successful coal phase-outs. Policymakers play a crucial role in facilitating coal transitions through regulatory instruments and investment plans.
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ENERGY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
(2021)
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Xue Gao et al.
Summary: Vietnam and Indonesia have seen cancellations of coal plants, with fuel switching, public opposition, and national planning being the main reasons in Vietnam, while Indonesia's reasons were more diverse. Vietnam had more cancellations than Indonesia, indicating it is farther along the coal phaseout agenda.
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS
(2021)
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Peng Wang et al.
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Environmental Sciences
Jochen Markard et al.
Summary: This paper utilizes discourse network analysis (DNA) to study the struggle over coal phase-out in Germany, finding that the anti-coal coalition was stable and ideationally congruent, leading to the successful implementation of policies, while the pro-coal coalition had more dispersed and inconsistent arguments.
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Paul J. Burke et al.
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