With a solar sprint, Switzerland can free itself from its dependence on fossil energies | Greenpeace Switzerland

With a solar sprint, Switzerland can free itself from its dependence on fossil fuels

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Switzerland has huge potential for the expansion of solar energy.
Greenpeace activists drew attention to this on the Bundesplatz today. Putin's war in Ukraine is also being funded by revenues from Russia's oil and gas industry. With a solar sprint, Switzerland can free itself from its dependence on fossil fuels.
In the Swiss Alps, the solar potential is as high as in the Mediterranean countries. A massive and rapid expansion of solar energy is the best solution for climate, energy independence and peace.

Help us to become independent of fossil energies.

Sign the petition now:
https://www.greenpeace.ch/de/handeln/solar-sprint/

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