Centre for Transport and Energy is a non-profit non-governmental organisation founded in 1998 that focuses on the environmental impacts of transportation and energy production. Our aim is building and reinforcing a wide platform of groups and individuals who are interested in working towards sustainable transport and energy future.
Summary for policymakers: An energy pathway towards 2030 coal phase-out in Czechia. EMBER modeled a pathway to a coal-free Czechia by 2030. Using the hourly power system modelling the study shows how coal can be replaced in power and large-scale heat generation. The objective was to investigate the scale and feasibility of changes necessary to achieve a 2030 coal phase-out. The study was published in order to present the evidence mainly to the the Czech coal commission.
On November 12th 2020, an online roundtable titled “Czechia and Slovakia first response: National perceptions of 2030 target and implications for recovery policy” was organised by EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, Centre for Transport and Energy and Globsec, in cooperation with the Permanent Representation of the Czech Republic to the EU. See the report by clicking on the button.
This project started by European Environmental Bureau and Clean Air Action Group (Levegő Munkacsoport) aims to have an impact on the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF, i.e. the EU budget for the period 2021–27) and the Recovery and Resilience Facility by providing inputs to policy process work, exchanging views, increasing awareness on the necessity of making this EU budget climate-proof and developing targeted recommendations for improving the use of EU funds.
