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   US: the EIA over-projected coal use in 15 of 15 five-year-ahead projections

   Five-year-ahead projections of 15 AEO editions 2005–2019 over-projected coal use: the outcome was below the projection in 15 of 15 cases, median gap −29%. The largest miss: AEO2015 expected 987 million short tons a year for 2020, the outcome was 477.

   Source: US EIA, Annual Energy Outlook RetrospectiveOpen on the chart →

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