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Home > Archives for Энергетика и климат

Энергетика и климат

Buk Bijela dam and the Upper Drina cascade

December 13, 2021

Planned as a joint project of public utilities owned by the Republika Srpska entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, Buk Bijela on the upper Drina is being pushed forward in violation of local legislation and international conventions.


Slovakia’s climate duplicity

August 15, 2019

At home, Slovakia pays lip service to the climate issues, but abroad – it does not even bother pretending. As it continues to finance crude oil facilities in Cuba, its real climate ambitions are laid bare.


Just transition

July 31, 2019

Working on just transition brings all actors who believe in fair regional redevelopment to the same table: unions, industry, public administration, governments, civil society and others sharing this goal. They should be working together to find what is best for their regions and communities, from creating good quality jobs to identifying sustainable alternatives.


The Skopje Green City Action Plan – developing a city for citizens or for decision makers?

July 29, 2019

The preparation of the Skopje Green City needs to be transparent and to include citizens and civil society in a meaningful way from the early stages of planning.


For the third year in a row, the European Commission asks Romania to stop big polluters

July 29, 2019

The European Commission’s July 2019 infringements package list [1] prominently features Romania. The country is called out for its industrial installations operating without an environment permit and “a systemic failure to monitor air pollution”.


Belgrade incinerator: Serbia to be a dumping ground for outdated technology?

July 22, 2019

The Serbian Ministry of Environment recently published the environmental assessment for the planned Vinča waste incinerator for public consultation. But the study shows no sign that the new plant would be in line with new EU pollution control standards approved in June.


Seven Golden Rules for open and inclusive just transition planning at the regional level

July 15, 2019

Every region and every community is different. As EU countries wake up to the climate emergency and the need for a swift transition to a sustainable and carbon-neutral society, it is becoming increasingly clear that we need regional and community-level


Ahead of Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank meeting in Luxembourg, over 89 000 petition bank to drop Nenskra dam project in Georgia

July 12, 2019

Luxembourg, Prague, Tbilisi – Representatives from the “Stop Nenskra” campaign [1] showed up in Luxembourg at the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) annual meeting on July 12th and delivered a petition to the international development banks calling them on not to finance the Nenskra hydropower plant project [2] in Svaneti, Georgia.


Slovak government approves Just Transition plan for Upper Nitra

July 3, 2019

The Slovak government is today approving a plan for Upper Nitra’s transition away from coal, which was created based on inputs from the local community.


North Macedonia: Complaint challenges unfair subsidy advantages for hydropower

July 1, 2019

North Macedonia’s renewable energy incentives scheme unfairly advantages small hydropower plants over other energy sources, shows a complaint submitted to the Energy Community [1] today by environmental groups Eko-Svest and CEE Bankwatch Network.


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