Coal, often referred to as the “black gold” of the global energy system, has fueled industrial civilization but also imposed a significant environmental burden. Since the Industrial Revolution, coal has been a primary energy source due to its abundant reserves and high energy density. Even today, despite the rapid growth of renewable energy, coal continues to play an essential role in the global energy mix.

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Global Emissions from Coal Consumption

  • Malin Song,
  • Jiandong Chen,
  • Ying Feng,
  • Shiyang Xu,
  • Shengxue Zhao,
  • Qiuxi Xing

摘要

Coal, often referred to as the “black gold” of the global energy system, has fueled industrial civilization but also imposed a significant environmental burden. Since the Industrial Revolution, coal has been a primary energy source due to its abundant reserves and high energy density. Even today, despite the rapid growth of renewable energy, coal continues to play an essential role in the global energy mix.