Coal produces almost 30% of the world’s primary energy and accounts for over 40% of global electricity production according to estimates by the International Energy Agency (IEA). It is abundant and cheap – but generates high levels of pollution. Although the appetite for coal has declined in most Western nations, overall demand remains strong due to high levels of economic growth elsewhere, particularly in China.
There are multiple sources of supply of, and demand for, coal. There are also many marketplaces and various trading and risk management instruments. This course outlines the key features of this complex market.
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Whether you need one course, a full training pathway or a wider eLearning solution for your workforce, My eLearning Hub gives you the structure to manage it properly.
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