Sprawling Polish coal mine fuels escalating tension at heart of EU
December 7, 2020 4:55 pmEuropean Green Parliamentarians discussion about the talks between Poland and the Czech Republic over Turów coal mine.
European Green Parliamentarians discussion about the talks between Poland and the Czech Republic over Turów coal mine.
Finnish energy company Fortum/Uniper confirmed that it doesn't intend to align its business with the goals of the UN Paris climate agreement,
The Europe Beyond Coal coalition is urging coal region leaders to commit multibillion Euro recovery sums to a clean energy transition - and to tell their governments that the EU should not divert the funds towards a fossil gas-led future.
Civil society groups in Europe launched a set of digital tools to help take part in online protests, blocking European fossil fuel companies.
The Czech coal commission contemplates a post-2030 phase out that would undermine the Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš’s recent commitment.
The Polish lignite mine, Turów, is polluting the Lusatian Neisse River causing subsidence that could damage houses across the German border.
Polish lignite utility ZE PAK says it will shut all of its Polish lignite plants by 2030, making it the first fossil fuel company.
Czech utility EPH has announced it will close its 600 MW Provence coal power plant in France at the end of this year.
The European Parliament will decide whether it would allow fossil fuel companies to hijack the EU’s iconic Just Transition Fund.