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Europe’s “Dirty Thirty”

Year: 2009 Author: UNEP/GRID-Arendal
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WWF Ranking of the 30 dirtiest power plants in Europe 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.
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