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Home > Bankwatch в СМИ > GE says it’s going green. Overseas, it’s still pushing coal

GE says it’s going green. Overseas, it’s still pushing coal

2 March 2020, Los Angeles Times

In the U.S., GE is increasingly known for wind turbines and other renewable energy technology, among many other products. But the 1,200-megawatt plant due to be built on Vietnam’s northern coast is one of 19 coal power projects the company is working on in 17 foreign countries, many with far weaker environmental standards than the United States. Source : GE says it’s going green. Overseas, it’s still pushing coal 

Location: Vietnam | United States | European Countries

Project: Coal in the Balkans | Tuzla 7 lignite power plant, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Tags: GE | Paris Agreement | climate change | coal power plants

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