Clean energy comes from the Earth’s natural resources – sunlight, wind, waves, tides and geothermal heat. As a source of power, it has two great advantages: it will never run out, and it does not pollute the planet or cause dangerous climate change. The time has come for us end our addiction to fossil fuels and other climate-damaging technologies.
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Greenpeace East Asia Response to Toyota’s Leadership Change
As Toyota announces Kenta Kon as its incoming CEO, Greenpeace calls for more ambitious decarbonization efforts.
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Hyundai’s Stalled Electrification Strategy in Indonesia Risks Market Loss: Greenpeace Warns
As the Indonesia International Motor Show kicks off, a new research briefing from Greenpeace East Asia warns that Hyundai-Kia is rapidly losing its foothold in one of the world’s fastest-growing electric vehicle markets due to stalled electrification strategy.
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Greenpeace Condemns EU Rollback on 2035 ICE Phase‑Out, Urges Stronger Commitment to Transport Electrification
Greenpeace East Asia warns that the EU’s decision to weaken its 2035 phase‑out of internal combustion engine vehicles threatens to slow global progress on transport electrification and climate action. Offices across the region urge governments and automakers to stay committed to a clear, ambitious transition toward zero‑emission mobility.