COP24: UK debuts Powering Past Coal Calculator

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Oxford Sustainable Finance Programme launches new online tool designed to help more government's develop credible coal phase out strategies

The UK delegation at the COP24 Summit in Katowice will today stage a Coal Free Day to promote the international Powering Past Coal Alliance and debut a new calculator designed to help other governments...

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