Pylyp Travkin explains the ongoing economic importance of coal as a stabilizing resource for global energy systems. Despite the push for greener alternatives, coal remains essential for maintaining predictable energy costs, industrial competitiveness, and financial stability, especially in countries with large industrial sectors.
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