Berlin ditches coal
October 19, 2017 12:40 pmIn October 2017, the German capital passed a law to become coal-free by 2030. All remaining Berlin coal plants, Moabit, […]
In October 2017, the German capital passed a law to become coal-free by 2030. All remaining Berlin coal plants, Moabit, […]
Two units of Maasvlakte power station closed in June 2017, the result of a 2013 accord between government, business and […]
Strong local opposition scuppered RWE’s proposal in 2006/07 to expand the Ensdorf coal-fired power plant, and it eventually announed to […]
The CHP plant at Berlin-Klingenberg stopped using coal (lignite) in May 2017 (it continues to operate using gas). In 2009, […]
The state-owned heat and power plant in Martin, Slovakia, which supplies heat and power to the towns of Martin and […]
The coal plant in Genova effectively closed down in January 2018, although Enel has not ruled out re-starting it if […]
Built in the 1970s and 1980s on the banks of the Rhine, the two coal power plants of the Voerde […]
The city of Stockholm announced that it would cease using coal by 2022, as part of efforts to go fossil […]
Like the Kristiina plant, the 1970s-era Tahkoluoto coal power station at Pori was retired from Finland’s reserve in 2017, having […]