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Katy Brown

Peer Briefing for SAF Bill Third Reading: Opening the doors to fraud

We are deeply concerned by the government's ongoing support for aviation biofuels, often erroneously known as 'sustainable aviation fuel'. The SAF Bill is now progressing through the Lords, and we want to make it clear to them that this technology is not a climate...

Government Signs up to 4 more years of tree burning at Drax

5 November 2025 Today the UK Government has signed a ‘Contract for Difference’  with Drax Group which will allow its biomass power station to receive financial support post March 2027 when its current subsidies run out. This means that Drax, the UK’s biggest...

Berlin verbrennt die Zukunft!

Spektakulärer Protest gegen Berlins Pläne zur Wärmewende am „Internationalen Aktionstag gegen das Verfeuern von Holz“ Gemeinsame Pressemitteilung von ROBIN WOOD und Biofuelwatch Berlin, 21.Oktober 2025 - Aus Protest gegen das Verfeuern von Holz in Kraftwerken...

Burning Billions for Biomass

The case for cutting subsidies, not forests Joint report by Environmental Paper Network, Biofuelwatch, Solutions for Our Climate, Rachel Carson Council, Global Environment Facility, Dogwood Alliance, NRDC, Comité Schone Lucht, Pracownia na rzecz Wszystkich Istot,...

Campaigners Urge the IMO to Keep Biofuels Out of Net-Zero Framework

Joint press release by Global Forest Coalition, Forest Watch Indonesia and Biofuelwatch LONDON, 20 October 2025 – Biofuelwatch, Forest Watch Indonesia and Global Forest Coalition are calling the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to exclude harmful biofuels...

Drax’s greenwashing and lobbying efforts in the UK

Summary: Drax uses advertising, lobbying meetings, donations, educational resources, academic research and sponsorship of events to gain public and political support for its tree burning and to present the company as benevolent and part of the climate solution when...

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