Author: Trade Unions for Energy Democracy

Trade Unions for Energy Democracy (TUED) is a global, multi-sector initiative to advance democratic direction and control of energy in a way that promotes solutions to the climate crisis, energy poverty, the degradation of both land and people, and responds to the attacks on workers’ rights and protections.

Brazilian Unions Call for Renationalisation of Energy

As the Lula administration closes its second month in office, we review key trade union demands, summarise key energy takeaways from the 2023-2026 Lula governing plan, and interview a leader … Keep reading »

Latin America • March 14, 2023 • Trade Unions for Energy Democracy
Bernie’s Green New Deal Stands Out, and Now Labor Must Step Up

Bernie’s Green New Deal is the real deal. It is very different from the Green New Deal proposals of other leading Democratic presidential hopefuls. First, Bernie’s Green New Deal is … Keep reading »

Environment • January 3, 2020 • Trade Unions for Energy Democracy
UK Unions Call for Energy to be Returned to Public Ownership

The annual congress of the UK Trades Union Congress (TUC) has passed a historic composite resolution on climate change that supports the energy sector being returned to public ownership and … Keep reading »

Environment, Public Goods • September 21, 2017 • Trade Unions for Energy Democracy

Author: Trade Unions for Energy Democracy

Brazilian Unions Call for Renationalisation of Energy

Bernie’s Green New Deal Stands Out, and Now Labor Must Step Up

UK Unions Call for Energy to be Returned to Public Ownership