Delft Joins The Hague, Utrecht in Banning Fossil Fuel Ads in Public Spaces

Delft joins The Hague, Utrecht in banning fossil fuel ads in public spaces

Delft’s city council voted Thursday to ban fossil fuel advertising in public spaces, joining The Hague and Utrecht in efforts to restrict promotions for gas contracts, cruise trips, and airline tickets. The council passed a motion urging the municipal government to present a plan for the ban before the end of 2025.

After the world premiere on 1 January in The Hague, Delft will also ban fossil advertising in public spaces. This concerns advertising for, for example, flight holidays, cruise holidays, petrol cars and gas suppliers. The municipal council voted yesterday with a motion that calls on the government to come up with a plan for a ban before the end of the year.

Delft will also ban fossil advertising in public spaces. This concerns advertising, for example, gas contracts, cruise trips or airline tickets. The city council approved a motion on Thursday calling on the board to come up with a plan for a ban before the end of the year.