The share of coal in Australia’s power generation mix fell below 50% for the first time in history thanks to strong winds that pushed the share of wind power higher. According to a Bloomberg report out today, the share of coal in the mix fell to 49.2% last week, while the share of wind power rose to a little over 25%, generation data showed. Australia has become one of the biggest energy transition enthusiasts, building out wind and solar capacity fast, which has led to a reduction in the share of coal in its energy mix but also to excessive…
