Energy For Humanity wins trailblazer award
Energy for Humanity, a key global advocate for solving environmental challenges and enabling universal access to modern energy services, will receive the 2018 Advanced Reactors Summit Trailblazer Award.
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Ways to make nuclear more affordable revealed
Press Release: It turns out that nuclear new build does not need to be expensive.
EFH interview: ‘nuclear is a taboo we need to break’
And what has been your biggest revelation so far?
If you told me five years ago that I would be running a pro-nuclear environmental NGO, I wouldn’t have believed you. However, in light of the scale and urgency of climate change, I have changed my mind.
Finnish cities explore small reactors to decarbonise heating
Finnish cities of Helsinki, Espoo and Kirkkonummi, with others possibly following, have initiated feasibility studies to replace coal and natural gas in district heating with small modular nuclear reactors (SMR’s).
UN Environment Programme rejects nuclear
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
COP23: Europe lacking climate leadership
NGO Energy for Humanity calls on Europe’s biggest polluters, Germany, UK, Turkey and France to develop swift and purposeful carbon reduction policies.
COP23: Europe’s climate leaders and laggards revealed
New report published at COP23 using exclusive data to rank European countries on their climate leadership shows that COP23 Host, Germany is the worst offender, while UK tops the leaders board on climate progress.
Open letter to President Macron
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.
Swiss back nuclear power in referendum
Energy for Humanity has been campaigning against the Green Party’s Initiative for a premature nuclear phase-out in Switzerland.