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THE PROBLEM

KICK THE HABIT

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300 km

Mediterranean Sea

Baltic

Sea

North

Sea

Atlantic

Ocean

Europe’s “Dirty Thirty”

Germany

Poland

Italy

Greece

JÄNSCHWALDE

United

Kingdom

Spain

Portugal

MANNHEIM

BRINDISI

NIEDERAUßEM

NEURATH

TUROW BELCHATOW

KOZIENICE

RYBNIK

LONGANNET

WEST BURTON

RATCLIFFE KINGSNORTH

EGGBOROUGH

FERRYBRIDGE

DIDCOT

FIDDLERS FERRY

DRAX

COTTAM

PRUNEROV

SCHWARZE PUMPE

BOXBERG

LIPPENDORF

AS PONTES

SINES

KARDIA

AGIOS

DIMITRIOS

FRIMMERSDORF

SCHOLVEN

WEISWEILER

Please note:

These are

not

the most emitting

power plants but the

least efficient

ones.

This ranking only compares plants

located in the European Union

(25 countries at the time of the study).

The study only covers power plants

serving the public power supply.

Czech Rep.

Source: World Wide Fund for Nature, using the European Pollutant

Emission Register and the Community Independent Transition Log of the

European Union Emission Trading Scheme, 2007 (data for 2006).

Grams of CO

2

per Kilowatt hour

(In)efficiency of power plants

WWF Ranking of the 30 dirtiest power plants in Europe

620 to 850

850 to 1 000

1 000 to 1 150

1 150 to 1 350

Study area (EU25)

New EU members (not in the study)

All these power plants are

burning coal (brown coal for

the dirtiest ones).