28 March 2023

Affordable, clean and secure energy is possible by 2035

To permanently cut our bills, quickly take back control of our energy supplies, and address the climate emergency, our power system needs to be fossil-free and completely based on renewables by 2035.

Accelerating solar, wind, and heat pump installation alone would replace over two-thirds of Europe’s pre-war fossil gas and coal imports from Russia.

Governments, businesses, financial institutions and utilities have a responsibility to mobilise every euro and measure of influence to deliver massive renewable power rollouts and energy savings measures.

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28 November 2022

Calling Time on Coal: Eastern Greater Poland, tells the story of how one Polish region steeped in coal has rejected the Polish government’s strategy to keep burning coal until 2049 in favour of blazing its own path beyond coal by 2030 to build a brighter future based upon clean, renewable energy.

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25 November 2019

Since the start of 2016, 69 coal plants have closed or announced to close in Europe, and a net 31 planned projects have been cancelled.

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16 July 2019

German utility RWE is Europe’s worst polluter, and one of the biggest threats to the climate and to a fast enough coal phase out on the continent.

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15 May 2019

PGE, one of the biggest polluters in Europe, is constantly undermining efforts to address climate change by continuing its coal business.