06 April 2022
The Greek government has announced that all of the country’s three existing coal plants can theoretically operate until 2025. The last of these plants had been due to close in 2023. The country’s Ptolemaida 5 coal plant, which is expected to be commissioned in early 2023, could operate until 2028 according to the Greek climate law and the country’s NECP. The plant had been scheduled to be converted to burn fossil gas in 2025.
04 December 2024
Berlin, 27 November 2024 — As the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Global Conference on Energy and AI approaches (December 4-5, […]
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 […]
15 November 2024
Europe’s Gas Plant Overbuild Threatens to Undercut Climate Credibility
BAKU, 15 November, 2024 – As European countries position themselves as global climate leaders at COP29, a new briefing from […]
12 November 2024
Fossil gas to make up less than 5% of the UK’s power consumption in 2030
The UK has set one of the most ambitious gas targets in Europe, aiming to reduce gas generation from 35% today to below 5% by 2030.
