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The report, published by London-based the Carbon Tracker Initiative, argues that not only does China not new coal plants, but also that existing capacity may come under financial pressure by 2020 from power market reforms and carbon pricing, which continue to squeeze coal generation out of the country’s power mix.

As of July this year, China had 895 GW of operating coal capacity or 2,689 plants being utilized less than half the time, with another 205 GW of capacity under construction, which is inconsistent with the goals of Beijing’s 13th Five-Year plan, the document shows.

It also argues that slower power demand growth and low carbon capacity targets will likely strand coal capacity. Additional capacity beyond existing plants is only required by 2020 if power generation growth exceeds 4% per year and coal plants are run at utilization rate of 45% or less, according to the report.

“It is clear that China is coming to terms with the fact it does not need any more coal capacity in a market where existing plants are not even running half the time,” said Matthew Gray, senior analyst and the study’s author. “The dynamic policy environment suggests China is trying to work out how to avoid wasting half a trillion dollars on unneeded coal plants.”

Given the expected increases in non-coal energy generation — hydro, wind, solar, gas, nuclear and biomass — coal generation in China could fall by up to 8% from 2015 to 2020, Gray warned.

“There are clear signs that Chinese coal generation is peaking, as the growth in alternative energy sources can meet lower power demand growth during the 13 FYP. This can only spell bad news for exporters betting on China propping up the seaborne thermal coal market in the future,” said James Leaton, Carbon Tracker’s head of research.

A drop in coal-fired power, combined with the resumption of domestic production, may kill China’s imports from overseas. The country, instead, could become a net exporter of coal again before 2020, negatively affecting seaborne thermal coal prices, the report concluded.

Ms Park, whose approval rating has dropped to 4%, apologised earlier this month for putting "too much faith in a personal relationship", and has pledged to co-operate with an official investigation into the corruption.
South Korea's constitution does not allow a sitting president to be prosecuted, and Ms Park has 15 months left in her term.
But now that prosecutors have directly linked her to criminal proceedings, it is possible she could be impeached for breaking the law.
For the past five weeks, huge rallies have been held across South Korea demanding the president's resignation.
Organisers say a gathering in Seoul on 26 November drew 1.5 million people. Police estimates put the number at 270,000.

The deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, Yi Gang, commented on the recent fall of the yuan against the dollar in an interview with state-run media on Sunday. He insisted that the yuan remains stable and strong against most currencies, with the exception of the dollar.

The yuan has continued to fall against the dollar since the beginning of this month amid the worldwide trend of a strong dollar.

The yuan slumped to its lowest point against the dollar in 8 years and 5 months, or since the 2008 global financial crisis.

The downward trend has triggered speculation that the uncertain future of the Chinese economy is causing the currency to continue falling.

Yi told the media that the recent fluctuations in the yuan's value have been caused by external factors, such as the US presidential election result and growing sentiment among market players that the US Federal Reserve could soon raise the key interest rate.

He said the quotation of the Chinese currency is decided not only in reference to the US dollar, but also to 12 other key currencies. He said the yuan remains stable and strong against those 12 currencies.

Regarding China's shrinking foreign exchange reserves, Yi said China's figure remains the highest in the world, and that the country holds more than enough of such reserves.

He admitted that there are comparatively strong trends of Chinese people seeking stable assets abroad.

But he said he believes money will return to China if its economy becomes stronger again.

Samsung's board of directors would hold a meeting on Tuesday and formally respond to Elliott's proposals, the paper said. The Korea Exchange separately asked Samsung to comment by 6 p.m. (4.00 a.m. ET/0900 GMT) on whether it planned a spinoff.

The world's top smartphone maker said in late October it would respond to Elliott's proposals and disclose plans for shareholder returns by the end of November.