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Ukraine’s nuclear energy fixation puts its European financiers to a test

September 5, 2016

In a meeting today, the Espoo Convention’s Implementation Committee will again discuss Ukraine’s compliance with the Convention’s rules. A look back at the last months does not suggest a positive outcome.


How to improve disclosure in World Bank public-private partnership projects?

January 19, 2016

The World Bank is currently inviting comments for its consultation on disclosure in public-private partnership projects. Deadline for inputs 29th February 2016.


Ukraine’s Other Chernobyls

April 30, 2015

For safety reasons, Europe must help the Ukrainian government retire, not revive, its nuclear reactors. (This commentary originally appeared on Project Syndicate.)


Letter: EBRD and EURATOM support for life-time extension of Ukraine’s nuclear reactors is in breach of international law

March 30, 2015

In this letter 46 non-governmental organisations alarm European Union representatives involved in the decision-making at the EBRD and Euratom to the fact that Ukraine is pressing ahead with its plans to extend the life-time of its old nuclear reactors even though they are in breach of international law (Espoo Convention) and without proper impact assessments and despite UKraine’s obligations under the loans provided by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Euratom.


[Campaign update] 92 percent of public consultation respondents against Plomin C coal power plant

March 24, 2015

Almost all respondants to a consultation on the Plomin power plant do not want a new unit running on coal.


Cross-border coal pollution for the first time under scrutiny by UN body

September 22, 2014

A new unit at the Kostolac coal-fired power plant in Serbia is the first coal project to be considered by the Espoo Convention Implementation Committee for transboundary impacts.


Video: A mockumentary about biodiversity offsetting

July 10, 2014

Компенсация потерь биоразнообразия в Европейском Союзе станет осуществившейся мечтой для некоторых инвесторов и настоящим кошмаром для природы.


Video: A mockumentary about biodiversity offsetting

July 10, 2014

Biodiversity offsetting in the European Union would be a dream come true for some investors – and a nightmare for nature.


A message to EBRD President Suma Chakrabarti

September 13, 2013

In an open letter sent today to the President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 54 civil society organisations follow up from last weeks consultations on the bank’s new energy sector strategy and ask the president to ensure that the EBRD addresses the challenges of climate change with the urgency it deserves. We reproduce the letter’s content here.


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