Media coverage

The Climate Action Tracker research is featured to show how new gas plans in Europe could lead to a supply that is a quarter higher than previously.

This New York Times piece quotes our CEO, Bill Hare, on the recent lobbying of fossil fuel companies in response to energy price hikes resulting from Russia's war in Ukraine.

Our research showing that carbon emitted by the Woodside gas project is much higher than the projected 878 million tonnes has been used by the ACF in their legal bid against the project.

Our research on coal as the most carbon-intensive fossil fuel is mentioned in this piece on Germany's reopening of coal-fired power plants.

Bill Hare talks to ABC about the actual emissions the new Woodside natural gas project would emit throughout its lifetime in contrast to claims by company officials.

This German-language piece from TAZ gives un update on the process at Bonn and references CA's new Fossil Gas report on a potential new global "gas gold rush".

The German news outlet TAZ carries a story on our new report, "Fossil gas: a bridge to nowhere", where we reported on the degree to which gas usage would need to be reduced by, in order to meet the Paris Agreement pledges.

Bill Hare is quoted by the Washington Post. The Climate Action Tracker research is also used to show how more ambitious climate policies have stalled since Glasgow.

Richard Klein and our Head of Adaptation and Vulnerability, Tabea Lissner, emphasise the cascading consequences of extreme weather around the world, and the lack of finance to build resilience.

According to our research, the Scarborough project will emit 1.4 billion tonnes of greenhouse gas during its lifetime. This research and warnings from Bill Hare are used in this piece from ABC.