10 May 2024

Government 2035 Commitment Tracker

The Government 2035 Commitment Tracker monitors commitments made by European governments to end their reliance on burning fossil fuels to produce electricity and shift to a fair and sustainable power system based on renewable energy.

Our tracker assesses political commitments made by governments based on their alignment with the need to phase out fossil fuels from the European power sector and replace them with renewables by 2035. Coal needs to be phased out by 2030.

This tool does not monitor or assess the implementation of these commitments.

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07 April 2022

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28 March 2023

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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.