📢Climate change was a top issue for voters this election. Sunak’s reversals on climate made it easier for their more climate-concerned 2019 voters to defect to Labour and the Liberal Democrats. Explore our research with Mr. Montega here: moreincommon.org.uk/general-electi…

NEW from me: Clean energy generated a record-high 44% of China’s electricity in May 2024, pushing coal’s share down to a record low of 53%. Coal lost seven percentage points compared with May 2023, when it accounted for 60% of generation in China.

The government admitted the Whitehaven mine was permitted unlawfully following the historic Horse Hill Supreme Court ruling last month which we helped win. They'll no longer be defending the mine when FoE and South Lakes Action on Climate Change challenge its approval in court.

The media and political class is complicit in the far right, racist and Islamophobic violence we’re seeing across our country. This morning, I experienced the visceral denial of this reality.

‘We are many, you are few. We are Bristol, who are you?’

🔋 "Sometimes, Poland’s energy transition seems like a silent revolution." Can Germany and Poland, the EU’s two largest coal consumers, sustain their emissions cuts? ✍️ YuhanNiu reports: loom.ly/cfSuhUs

"Putting an end to climate policy 'do as i say, not as i do" says David Lammy. This, and clean energy access for all for all, not just the wealthiest, and we could be on a roll to real #climateleadership

The power of love. Watch this. #ProtectWhatWeLove vimeo.com/1010793689

Taking time to smell the roses today, or should I say coal-free air! This was a huge effort by people from all walks of life across the #UK, for years 👏 The Climate Coalition Great piece from Adam Vaughan

The world is building renewables. But it continues to use energy wastefully. I love this quote below in the exec summ👇💯 And it's left me desperately thinking.. Where is the policy action on efficiency?!

Doubling down on fossil fuels is absurd. The clean energy revolution is here. No group, no business, and no government can stop it. Leaders at #COP29 can and must ensure it is fair and fast enough to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C.

“#Coal is the oldest way of producing electricity, but also the dirtiest. #Solar is the rising star.” say Ember theguardian.com/world/2025/jan…

📢 Don’t miss next week’s webinar What do business execs across 15 countries think about the move to renewable electricity? 🗓️ 22 April | 10:00 BST 🎤 Speakers from @E3G, We Mean Business Coalition (inactive) , Beyond Fossil Fuels @beyondfossilfuels.bsky.social , IKEA 🔗 Register here: e3g-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

We need people in every part of this country to launch progressive campaigns that represent the needs of the working class. If you have ever considered running for office, now is the time.

New report shows strong business support renewables💡 "The results showed that despite the political and economic uncertainty, executives strongly support a rapid transition to renewable power,” said E3G's CEO Nick Mabey. 🔗 Read in Financial Times: ft.com/content/5864c7…

🚨 New global polling reveals business executives overwhelmingly support a fast and direct shift away from fossil fuels. 🔋 15 countries. 1 clear message: renewables aren’t just good for the climate — they’re good for business. 🔗 bit.ly/4jB9TjK #PoweringUpPoll #EarthDay

Poll: Ninety-seven per cent of global business leaders support clean energy transition New survey reveals vast majority of business executives want to shift to renewables and they could relocate if governments fail to boost clean energy generation. Amber Rolt

Brilliant read by María Mendiluce on why a new Business Polling Reveals The Unstoppable March Of Clean Power via Forbes forbes.com/sites/mariamen…

But this new polling reveals the truth: it is not business slowing the transition, but politics” says María Mendiluce, CEO of We Mean Business Coalition (inactive) Read more on this in today's Forbes article: forbes.com/sites/mariamen… #PoweringUpPoll

Latin America shelves its last plans for new coal 🎉 In 2015, 18 coal plants were proposed across the region. Last year, just two remained, in Brazil and Honduras. Today, there are no active coal plant projects on the continent. 🧵👇