
Oil Change Response to the EU Roadmap to Phase out Russian Gas
Today, the EU presented its long-awaited roadmap towards ending Russian energy imports by 2027.
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Today, the EU presented its long-awaited roadmap towards ending Russian energy imports by 2027.
CCS and blue hydrogen have been criticised by environmental groups, academics and communities globally due to their technological and economic ineffectiveness, lack of energy security and environmental benefits, safety concerns, and financial burden on taxpayers along with overstated job benefits.
The Department of Interior’s announcement is an attempt to silence the public’s voice in decision-making, taking away tools that ensure our communities have a say in the fossil fuel project proposals that threaten our water, land, and public health.
At the International Energy Agency Summit, 27 civil society organizations from 9 countries in Asia sent a letter to European Union decision-makers warning them not to follow the ‘Japanese Model’ of using public money to invest in LNG.
Geopolitical volatility is no excuse for more delay when the world is burning and the case for leaving fossil fuels behind has never been clearer.
Call comes as world energy ministers descend on London for energy security summit
The incoming German government has presented a draft coalition agreement that is already drawing controversy and raising concerns about Germany’s commitment to ending fossil fuel finance.
This budget would further harm the millions of working people who are facing rising costs and a potential recession thanks to Trump’s tariffs, while giving Big Oil more money to pollute and push us towards catastrophic climate change.
While the world races to phase out fossil fuels, Norway clings to oil and gas like it’s part of the climate solution — not the root of the crisis.
The French government opens up possibilities for French public financing institutions to support gas power projects. This move represents backsliding on the leadership shown by France on ending international fossil fuel handouts and comes after Trump pressuring the European Union to buy more US LNG.