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Britain Becomes First G7 Nation to End Coal-Fired Power Production

Britain First G7 Nation to End Coal-Fired Power Production

Published on 30th September 2024

Britain is set to become the first among the G7 countries to end coal-fired power production by pulling the shutters down on its last coal plant, Uniper’s Ratcliffe-on-Soar, in the Midlands of England.

The closure of its final plant will end over 140 years of using coal power in Britain.

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Britain Becomes First G7 Nation to End Coal-Fired Power Production

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