‘G7 Countries’ Commit to Exit Coal

According to the meeting statement published by 7 countries, by 2035, by phasing out coal-fired energy without setting a date, it will make a big difference in the energy sector showed a determination to decarbonize to a large extent.

In the statement released after the meeting of the G7 ministers of energy, climate and environment in Berlin, it was stated that the countries committed to the target of achieving predominantly carbon-free electricity sectors by 2035.

It also refers to power plants that are not reduced while planning concrete and timely steps towards the goal of phasing out domestic, uninterrupted coal-fired electricity generation, and that do not use technology to capture emissions.