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Also, Greenpeace energy selling organic gas. That’s is very funny until you realise that 1) they are serious, and 2) they vote.
by kergonath 2y ago
Also, Greenpeace energy selling organic gas. That’s is very funny until you realise that 1) they are serious, and 2) they vote.
- barbazoo 2y agoDo you mean "renewable" gas? https://green-planet-energy.de/privatkunden/prowindgas https://green-planet-energy.de/privatkunden/prowindgas I can't find anything about "organic" gas, maybe your auto translate did a wrong thing?!
- kergonath 2y agoSorry, it was vegan gas, not organic. They stopped labelling it that way, obviously, after being thoroughly ridiculed. It’s difficult to find references to it now, but some articles from that time (2020-2022 I think) remain, e.g. https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/decouple/greenpeace-selling-vegan-cqyU9KW2YRN/ https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/decouple/greenpeace-sel... There might be some traces of it in the Internet archive. [edit] there are traces here: https://web.archive.org/web/20210209184343/http://www.greenpeace-energy.de/privatkunden/oekogas/unser-windgas-im-detail.html https://web.archive.org/web/20210209184343/http://www.greenp... It was prominently on their home page at some point, but I could not find it. I should have saved it.
- aziaziazi 2y agoI get why people laught at it but let’s not forget anaerobic digestion reactors do produce methane from manure and last centuries oleoindustrie was using tons of cetacean fat, so vegan gaz is not litterally meaningless.