Coal Banner at Oldest Coal Power Station in Germany

One hundred Greenpeace activists demonstrate against the climate damaging coal policy of the German government. Environmental activists from Germany, Sweden and Czech Republic display a banner at the 80 metres high chimney of lignite power plant Deuben, the oldest coal fired power plant in Germany, that dates back to 1936. The coal power plant is run by MIBRAG, a daughter of the Czech EPH company. The activists also protest with banners at the staircases of the chimney and in front of the power plant.

In original language:

Kohlebanner am Schornstein KKW Deuben

Hundert Greenpeace Aktivisten demonstrieren auf Deutschlands aeltestem Braunkohlekraftwerk. Die Umweltschuetzer hissen am Schornstein des Kohlekraftwerks Deuben ein Banner mit dem Slogan: "Coal Kills". Aktivisten mit Banner und Totenkopfsymbol vor dem Kraftwerk.

Unique identifier: GP0STPEOX

Type: Image

Shoot date: 03/11/2015

Locations: Deuben, Europe, Germany, Saxony-Anhalt

Credit line: © Chris Grodotzki / Greenpeace

Ranking: ★★★★★★ (B)

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Coal Banner at Oldest Coal Power Station in Germany

One hundred Greenpeace activists demonstrate against the climate damaging coal policy of the German government. Environmental activists from Germany, Sweden and Czech Republic display a banner at the 80 metres high chimney of lignite power plant Deuben, the oldest coal fired power plant in Germany, that dates back to 1936. The coal power plant is run by MIBRAG, a daughter of the Czech EPH company. The activists also protest with banners at the staircases of the chimney and in front of the power plant and a symbolic cork is placed on the top of the chimney.

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