The great coal jobs fraud (2018 UPDATE)
Study | 28 June 2018
This study, an update of our November 2016 analysis, examines the claims and finds that in almost all cases, they are exaggerated. In fact, even the current levels of employment cannot be maintained and some companies such as Elektroprivreda Srbije and the Pljevlja coal mine in Montenegro have already begun reducing their workforce. A fair and inclusive plan is urgently needed to transform coal-dependent communities.
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Theme: Energy & climate
Location: Bosnia and Herzegovina | Bulgaria | Greece | Kosovo | Macedonia | Montenegro | Romania | Serbia
Project: Banovici lignite power plant, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Coal in the Balkans | Just transition | Kolubara B lignite-fired power plant, Serbia | Kolubara lignite mine, Serbia | Kosova e Re lignite power plant, Kosovo | Kostolac lignite power plant, Serbia | Pljevlja II lignite power plant, Montenegro | Plomin coal power plant, Croatia | Sostanj lignite thermal power plant unit 6, Slovenia | Stanari lignite power plant, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Tuzla 7 lignite power plant, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Ugljevik III lignite power plant, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tags: climate action | coal | energy | just transition | social justice | sustainability
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