07 June 2021

Chemnitz-Nord lignite plant to close six years earlier than planned

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Operator Eins Energie für Sachsen says it will stop burning lignite at its Chemnitz-Nord power plant in 2023, six years earlier than planned, due to prohibitively high carbon permit prices.

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19 December 2024

Gas Plant Profile: Nijmegen, the Netherlands

PROJECT: New 500 MW fossil gas plant on a former coal plant site, which it intends to operate until 2045, […]

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12 December 2024

Batteries Not Included: Banks Ghost Global Energy Storage Commitment

BERLIN, 12 December 2024 – At last, the list of signatories to the pledge to support global targets of 1,500 […]

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04 December 2024

PLUGGING IN AND MAXING OUT: how data centres could drain Europe’s power supplies and threaten climate action

Berlin, 27 November 2024 — As the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Global Conference on Energy and AI approaches (December 4-5, […]

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15 November 2024

Europe’s Gas Power Plant Overbuild Undermines Climate Credibility

As European countries position themselves as global climate leaders at COP29, a new briefing from Beyond Fossil Fuels reveals a […]

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