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Home > Archives for Энергетика и климат > ископаемые виды топлива

ископаемые виды топлива

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.


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”.


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.


Pollution caused 136 Premature Deaths in adults in Tuzla in 2018 – Sarajevo Times

June 27, 2019

CEE Bankwatch Network and the Center for Ecology and Energy have therefore undertaken independent monitoring in Tuzla of coarse dust particles known as PM10. “Together with the Health and Environment Alliance (HEAL), we have also calculated the health


Independent data highlights air pollution crisis in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina

June 25, 2019

Dust pollution in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has been twice the legal limit on two thirds of monitored days in 2018 and caused over one hundred premature deaths in adults during the year, according to independent new data published today in the report Lifting the Smog [1] by CEE Bankwatch Network, the Health and Environment Alliance – HEAL and the Center for Ecology and Energy in Bosnia and Herzegovina.


Kako se riješiti smoga

June 25, 2019

Koliko bi javno zdravlje Tuzle imalo koristi od provedbe zakonodavstva o kvalitetu zraka CEE Bankwatch Network i Centar za ekologiju i energiju su u Tuzli proveli neovisni monitoring čestica prašine poznate kao PM10. Pored toga smo, na osnovu zvaničnih


New opportunities for eastern Europe if the EU’s bank ramps up climate ambition and quits fossil fuels

June 13, 2019

Ahead of the European Investment Bank’s annual governors’ meeting, several EU’s finance ministers put forward a joint non-paper “Climate for the future of Europe” with an idea to transform the EIB: make green financing its top priority and promote investments in energy and climate transition. The right initiative risks failing if not supported by the majority of the bank’s shareholders, in particular by the eastern states that wrongfully fear that EIB’s increasing ambition in climate finance will unfavorably impact the bank’s presence in their countries.


Just Transition plan for Slovak coal region Upper Nitra to be aproved today

June 12, 2019

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


Money for nothing: Ugljevik III coal concession must be cancelled, not bought off

June 7, 2019

After years of speculation about the Ugljevik III coal power project in Bosnia-Herzegovina, this week’s news is that the government wants to buy off Comsar Energy’s concession. Yet if the company hasn’t fulfilled the conditions from the contract, why should it be rewarded?


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