A surge in investment in renewable energy capacity over the last few years has led to these alternative power sources taking market share from fossil fuels. This trend looks set to continue over the next decade, which should continue to weigh on coal prices in particular. In contrast, natural gas prices should benefit a little from improved demand.
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