Nuclear – Dead or Alive? | Plans for a Hydrogen Rollout | Facing Zero Emissions
Read the full newsletter right here Preview: Dear Colleagues and Friends, First of all, we’re sorry. Please excuse the belated... Read More
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Energy Watch Group Newsletter – January 2020
Read the full newsletter right here Preview: Dear Colleagues and Friends, A new year is here and with 2020... Read More
COP25, just Another Failure | Europe’s Green Deal: A Big Shot? | On Fossil Lobbying & Greenwashing
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – December 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, 2019 is close to being over, so this is... Read More
World Energy Outlook 2019 | Will EVs Save the Transport Sector? | Renewables to Take Over Coal Countries
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – November 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, This month, 11,000 scientists from all around the world... Read More
International Rebellion | European Green Deal & Natural Gas | IMF Fears Stranded Assets
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – October 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, At the beginning of this October, Extinction Rebellion took over streets,... Read More
Natural Gas More Climate Intensive than Coal & Oil | Expansion of Renewables | Global Climate Strikes | September 2019
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – September 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, The EWG’s newsletter is back from summer break, reenergized and... Read More
Natural gas accelerates climate change through alarming methane emissions
Conversion from coal and oil to natural gas increases greenhouse effect of energy consumption by around 40% Berlin (September 17th,... Read More
Erdgas beschleunigt den Klimawandel durch alarmierende Methanemissionen
Umstellung von Kohle und Erdöl auf Erdgas erhöht Treibhauseffekt des Energieverbrauchs um rund 40% Berlin (17. September 2019) – Die Bundesregierung... Read More
EU Falls Short on Energy Transition | People Take Climate Action | Who Reigns after King Coal? – July 2019
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – July 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, Discussions about global warming and its manifold devastating impacts have been dominating... Read More
End of Human Civilization | EU Election: Greens Gain Ground | Why Gas is Not a Bridge Fuel – June 2019
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – June 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, It seems like the world as we know it might... Read More
EU Elections | Climate Activism on the Move | Big Oil’s Lasting influence – May 2019
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – May 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, The month of May was marked by hardly surprising yet... Read More
100% Renewable Energy Worldwide | European Nuclear Industry Crisis – April 2019
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – April 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, On April 12, together with LUT University, we presented our new... Read More
Fridays For Future March Worldwide | EU’s Struggle Over Energy Transition – March 2019
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – March 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, Over 1.5 million students and climate activists took the streets... Read More
Coal Exit in Germany | Renewables vs. Coal | Studies on 100% Renewables – February 2019
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – February 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, The long-awaited report by the German coal exit commission recommends... Read More
“Towards 100% Renewables” | Renewables to Reshape the World | Mixed Bag in Germany – January 2019
Energy Watch Group Newsletter – January 2019 Dear Colleagues and Friends, Our January newsletter is (almost) all about renewables. 100% renewable energy is... Read More
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