Stopping coal power has more symbolic than concrete value
A deal to stop investments in coal power is easy enough when there are no plans to invest in coal. But ultimately the European deal shows that responsibility is being taken for the future and the economy, says the Danish Energy Association.
The European electricity sector has agreed that coal power will not be invested in after 2020. This is a historic decision according to the Danish Energy Association (DEA), however Deputy Director Anders Stouge also recognizes that the new agreement will not dramatically alter companies' plans.
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