Board Statement – Energy for Humanity Suspends Operations
Almost 7 years ago we started Energy for Humanity with the aim of continuing the momentum begun with the release of the award-winning documentary “Pandora’s Promise”…
Almost 7 years ago we started Energy for Humanity with the aim of continuing the momentum begun with the release of the award-winning documentary “Pandora’s Promise”…
If you haven’t heard the news – last week we had a win for science-based climate policy-making.
In this critical decade we need nuclear products that are cost competitive, easier to buy, easier to deliver, present lower investor risk, for broad range of market applications.
Despite the world’s leading experts conclusion that a massive expansion of nuclear energy is an indispensable tool for dealing with climate change, some EU countries remain antinuclear.
“If nuclear is excluded from sustainable finance, it will result in both new build and life extensions for existing fleet being more difficult to finance, making our climate challenge harder, more expensive, and more likely to fail.”
Kirsty Gogan, co-founder and Global Director of Energy for Humanity provided her observations on the UNEP’s decision to exclude nuclear energy’s global trade group, quoted in Forbes
Nobody has done more for advancing clean energy on the grid than France. In light of this, we are alarmed at President Macron’s decision to move France away from clean nuclear power.
Energy for Humanity has been campaigning against the Green Party’s Initiative for a premature nuclear phase-out in Switzerland.
Energy for Humanity has been shortlisted for a prestigious Business Green Leaders NGO of the Year Award.