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Dead end ahead: How gas plans are distracting the Western Balkans from the energy transition


This briefing provides an update on gas build-out plans in the Western Balkans since March 2023 and finds that they have remained remarkably steady in the last two years, despite increasing risks and financing challenges.

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11 October 2005
BTC Pipeline – An IFI Recipe for Increasing Poverty

Report reveals the real impacts of BP’s Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline and catalogues the Georgian people’s unfulfilled hopes of increased welfare and development arising from BP’s billion dollar project, hopes which have been fuelled by project backers the World Bank an…

11 October 2005
Letter from EIB to the European Ombudsman concerning delay of publication of information about the D8 motorway project
20 September 2005
Bankwatch Mail 26

In this World Bank monothematic issue: Key IFC review threatens Wolfowitz’s noble mission * Czech Republic’s carbon cowboys exposed * World Bank rubs salt into Uzbek wounds * Why Serbian pensioners are calling World Bank reforms ‘genocidal’ * The Memory Hole * Canadian minin…

15 June 2005
Bankwatch Mail 25

In this EIB monothematic issue: EIB’s proposed revision to Information Policy – a step backwards *The EIB in developing countries – a blessing or a curse? * Large dams, big trouble * Positives undermined: the EIB’s lending for renewable energies * Taxpayers’ money drowned wi…

10 June 2005
NGO response to the European Ombudsman regarding comments on the EIBs reaction to NGO complaint
21 May 2005
Positives undermined: the EIB’s lending for renewable energies

This publication explores the EIB’s investments in renewable energy projects, focusing on financing through the intermediary banks via global loans. The EIB’s refusal to provide any exact information on the subject while referring to its disclosure policy, was a driving forc…

15 May 2005
Bankwatch Mail 24

In this EBRD monothematic issue: EBRD coughs up for labour rights abuser * Winds of change at the EBRD? * Energy cross roads – it´s make up your mind time for the EBRD * Are the IFIs responsible for the Tulip Revolution? * Sustainable transport: DELAYS AHEAD * Baku Ceyhan do…

11 May 2005
Letter from the European Ombudsman regarding EIB opinion on NGO complaint from 29 November 2004
24 February 2005
Bankwatch mail 23

In this issue: Sakhalin II hots up * EBRD: It´s time to combat climate change * Extracting benefits: moving beyond voluntary revenue transparency * EU funds: Quantity and quality must go together * Kresna victory: Sofia rapped over Bern Convention breaches * New Bulgarian co…

29 November 2004
Complaint to European Ombudsman concerning maladministration from EIB in D8 motorway project
7 September 2004
Bankwatch Mail 22

In this World Bank monothematic issue: Troubling trends in the IFC’s Social and Environmental Safeguards review * Oil & development: The World Bank’s test case in Africa * If there’s mess around your house, don’t blame the dustman … talk to his managers * Back To Controversy…

7 August 2004
Striking a better balance – The World Bank Group and Extractive Industries: the Final Report of the Extractive Industries Review

The World Bank Group annonced in 2000 it would conduct a comprehensive assessment of its activities in the extractive industries sector (oil, gas, and mining production EI). This included, the Extractive Industries Review, an independent stakeholder consultation process head…

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