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Getting off gas will restrict Putin’s wars and reduce energy bills

Getting off gas will restrict Putin’s wars and reduce energy bills

03/09/2022

Our dependence on gas is helping to fund the war in Ukraine, as well as driving up energy bills and fueling the climate crisis. Getting off gas is the answer, and the government has the perfect opportunity to make radical changes in how we use energy to provide heating and generate electricity.

Greenpeace UK: Manifesto for a Green Recovery

Greenpeace UK: Manifesto for a Green Recovery

06/08/2020

Greenpeace UK has published a manifesto for a green recovery of the UK after the coronavirus.

Finland strives to become the first “fossil free welfare state” – carbon neutral by 2035

Finland strives to become the first “fossil free welfare state” – carbon neutral by 2035

06/11/2019

Finland strives to become world’s first fossil fuel free welfare society, reaching carbon neutrality by 2035, according to the just released government programme. The attainment of the carbon neutrality goal is to be secured by law, through a revision of the Climate Act.

More than 70 percent of Australians want ambitious renewable energy target to drive down electricity prices

More than 70 percent of Australians want ambitious renewable energy target to drive down electricity prices

08/09/2018

Over two-thirds of Australians want the Federal Government to set a high renewable energy target to put downward pressure on power prices, according to a Reachtel poll commissioned by Greenpeace Australia Pacific.

By 2030 China's wind and solar industry could replace fossil energy sources to the tune of 300 million tonnes of standard coal per year

By 2030 China's wind and solar industry could replace fossil energy sources to the tune of 300 million tonnes of standard coal per year

04/18/2017

A new report on the co-benefits of wind and solar photovoltaic (PV) power in China by Greenpeace East Asia and partner organisations finds that by 2030, China’s wind and solar power generation could replace fossil energy sources by up to 300 million tonnes of standard coal per year, almost as much as France’s entire primary energy consumption in 2015.

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