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Declarations and statements – biomass

Open Letter: STOP the Pego power station coal-to-biomass conversion!

TrustEnergy, the main shareholder of Pego power station in Portugal and a joint venture between ENGIE and Marubeni, has announced its intention to convert the power station’s coal burning unit (due to close in November 2021) to burning wood pellets.  Burning such...

UK: Joint NGO Statement on Biomass for Net Zero

22 Environmental organisations tell the UK Government that industrial-scale biomass burning in the power sector threatens climate action and should not be subsidised.  Read full statement here

No overexploitation of forests for a wrong energy turnaround

Statement of German NGOs on forest bioenergy Download the statement witht he logos and list of signatories as a pdf  Forests are irreplaceable for the protection of biodiversity and our climate, they are the basis of life for humans, animals and plants. Nevertheless,...

Danish Climate Agreement Puts Southern US and Estonian Forests at Risk

Letter to Members of the Danish Parliament and the Minister of Climate, Energy, and Supply, Dan Jørgensen signed by US American and Estonian environmental organisations - click here for the annotated letter with the list of signatories September 1, 2020 Writing on...

MEPs must vote against new destructive biofuel and biomass incentives

The plenary of the European Parliament will vote on the renewed Renewable Energy Directive (RED) during the week of the 15th January. This vote could see even more policy support being directed towards destructive biofuels and biomass. We believe that neither should...

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