Unternehmen für fossile Brennstoffe sagen, dass sie die Energiewende unterstützen. Neue Zahlen deuten auf etwas anderes hin. Insgesamt besitzen Produzenten fossiler Brennstoffe nur 1,42 Prozent der weltweiten Projekte für erneuerbare Energien, und diese Projekte sind für magere 0,1 Prozent ihrer gesamten Energieproduktion verantwortlich.
https://grist.org/accountability/fossil-fuel-companies-renewable-energy-report/
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Every year, United Nations member states gather together at the Conference of the Parties, better known as COP, to negotiate international climate agreements and assess global progress toward emissions reduction. The 30th annual COP will begin November 7 in Belém, Brazil, a city of about 2.5 million on the edge of the Amazon. Depending on who you ask, COP is either the world’s best attempt to date at collective climate action or a massive forum for greenwashing: At last year’s COP29, the human rights NGO Global Witness found that oil and gas lobbyists significantly outnumbered negotiating officials from the 10 countries most threatened by climate change.
“We genuinely believe that COPs have been co-opted by the fossil fuel industry, to such an extent that we’re seeing thousands of lobbyists turn up each year,” said Patrick Galey, the head of fossil fuel investigations at Global Witness. “And they are not lobbying for green energy.”
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41893-025-01647-0