BREAKING: Wenn selbst die #IEA im World Energy Outlook #WEO22 das Ende von Gas einleitet, ist es an der Zeit unser Arbeitsfeld und damit auch den Namen anzupassen: CoalExit ➡️ FossilExit.Weitere Details im Thread; und gerne RT [1/9] 🧵

3) Supported by us and @unihh, this initiative is part of ongoing efforts to foster grassroots engagement and community empowerment in shaping sustainable futures in coal regions. Find the policy brief on India's just energy transition .▶️

2) The Brief offers insights into the challenges and opportunities of just transition in #Jharkhand and #India and a localized transition toolkit to aid planning and strategy development to empower local participants.

Rajeev Ranjan held a workshop on “Just Transition and Pathways Forward: Empowering Local Communities and Stakeholder Partnerships in Coalfield Regions” in the key coal district Ramgarh (Jharkhand, #India) where he, amongst others, presented his and A. Krumms Policy Brief.

RT @FridayForFuture: Eine neu veröffentlichte @FossilExit Studie zeigt: Wenn wir 1,5°C einhalten wollen, müssen die Abbauflächen der Braunk….

BREAKING! Our new Study shows: 49 to 61% of the area currently planned for mining in #Lusatia should not fall victim to #coal. Calculations based on Germany's CO2 Budget suggest that #LEAG needs to revise its plans ASAP. Read the study in German at:

RT @CoalTransitions: 📢 #Women are massively underrepresented in the policy-making process of #coaltransitions, although they are affected i….

RT @CoalTransitions: 📢 Compensation heightens #acceptance and accelerates the #coalphaseout. @LolaNacke et al. show for #CINTRAN that socio….

RT @CoalTransitions: 📢Implementing a #justtransition in coal and carbon-intensive regions is a black box. @JannisBeutel explains: #CINTRAN'….

RT @PaoYuOei: Our newest @FossilExit article: An Assessment of Germany’s Remaining CO2 Budget: Can Germany Still Afford to Destroy Villages….

RT @TRAJECTS_Centre: ✨El ex-ministro de Minas y Energía de Ecuador Alberto Acosta, nos comparte sus ideas sobre el posdesarrollo, la sosten….

RT @CoalTransitions: Resistance to #decarbonization is often linked to unaddressed injustices such as rising #income_inequality. @mcbrisb e….

NOW OPEN ACCESS! In this paper, @AndreaFurnaro analyses the geographies of the German coal exit. It shows the role of multispatial political strategies, energy markets' spatial organisation, and energy systems' territorial regulation. Read it here: #coal

This paper by @braunger_i highlights that tackling economic, institutional and infrastructural path dependencies is vital for successfully transitioning from #naturalgas in the EU's residential heating sector.

RT @PaoYuOei: Eindrücke von der letzten #FFF-Veranstaltung 👇."Unite behind the science", die erneut vor #Klimakrise und Angriff auf unsere….

RT @PaoYuOei: Ich werde am Freitag Forschungsergebnisse von @FossilExit im Kontext "Our World is on fire – use your voice” vorstellen 🔥🌍🔥….

4/4 Baselines often underestimate the rapid development of renewable energy but overestimate coal consumption and #CCS scaling. This is relevant, as baselines tend to be crucial reference points, influencing the scale and costs of the #coaltransition in models. #energytwitter

3/4 Scenarios post-AR5 have shifted towards the first archetype (Phase-out), partly due to cost updates for renewable technologies. However, no evidence of changes in model assumptions was found. Updates are needed to capture well changes in climate science, technology & policy.

2/4 Although variability is high, it can be condensed into three main archetypal coal consumption pathways: Phase-out (38% of the cases), Persistence (42%), and Resurgence (20%). The latter two significantly rely on the availability of affordable CCS.

What are the main trends and biases in existing #coal transition scenarios? This new paper tackles this question by analysing 592 Paris-aligned #scenarios. 3 key insights in this thread🧵👇. Full paper here: #OpenAccess #energytransition.

About 3 million jobs depend on #coal in #China, rendering the industry one of the largest employers. A declining trend is already happening and is expected to intensify, with employment more than halving in 25 years. More in this new policy brief: