We’d think that you have to be somewhat schizophrenic to work at Fortune 500 firm AES. It touts its zero carbon ambitions constantly, but continues to hold coal assets, and to develop fresh gas assets such as LNG import terminals. This week however it has gone a step closer to its declared sustainability goals, dropping a full 10% of its overseas coal assets, dropping them from 45% of generational assets to 35%, by the simple expedience of selling to India’s Adani Power. AES said it has sold its equity interest in two coal fired plants, 51% owned by the state of Orissa, in the India region of Odisha. The older plants here are just 420 MW, built in 1984, but…