01 December 2022
To implement a deal made between state and federal government and energy company RWE, the German parliament passed a law to shut down 3 lignite plants (3GW) in 2030 instead of 2038 and extend the operations of two plants (1.2 GW) from 2022 to 2024. This expedites the lignite exit in NRW from 2038 to 2030.
09 March 2026
The Middle East war and Europe’s new energy price shock
Overview As conflict in the Middle East escalates, the humanitarian toll continues to grow. The civil society community condemns the […]
23 February 2026
Clean flexibility supports a reliable grid without fossil-fuels
Clean flexibility can significantly reduce dependence on gas in the power system, helping deliver electricity that is affordable, reliable, and […]
23 February 2026
Five reasons why clean flex is better than gas
As Europe accelerates its shift from fossil fuels to low-cost renewable energy [include Ember data], one thing is becoming increasingly […]
17 February 2026
Berlin, 17 February 2026 – The big tech industry’s claims about the climate benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) are a […]
