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Yenilenebilir enerji, kömürden daha fazla istihdam yaratıyor

DÜNYA | July 9, 2018

Güneydoğu Avrupa ülkelerinin birçoğunda yeni kömür santralleri kurulması planlanıyor. AB ülkelerinin, özellikle de gelişmiş ekonomilerinde ise, kömür santralleri artık gündemde değil. Bunun nedeni kömür santrallerinin iklim ve sağlık üzerindeki olumsuz


Gas Line to Europe Raises Questions of Corruption and Human Rights

Courthouse News Service | July 5, 2018

For more than a year protesters have sought to stop work on a European-financed natural gas line coming all the way from Azerbaijan and the Caspian Sea to the land of olive trees and beaches in sou… Source: Gas Line to Europe Raises Questions of Corrup


“16+1”-Treffen: Wie China Kohleprojekte am Balkan befeuert

WirtschaftsWoche | July 4, 2018

Während Deutschland ein Datum für den Kohleausstieg sucht, bauen die Balkan-Länder ihre Kohleindustrie weiter aus. Befeuert wird die Entwicklung durch China. Am Wochenende könnte es neue Förderzusagen aus China geben. Source: “16+1”-Treffen: Wie China


Bankwatch: Promises of Coal Jobs in SEE are Exaggerated

Energetika.Net | June 29, 2018

Claims that the coal industry will create or maintain tens of thousands of jobs in South East Europe (SEE) – a key argument used to justify building new coal units or prolonging the life of unprofitable, old and polluting ones – are greatly exaggerated


Zaključak izvještaja CEE Bankwatch mreže: Nerealna obećanja o novim radnim mjestima u termoelektranama

Tuzlarije | June 29, 2018

Nerealna obećanja o zapošljavanju daju lažnu nadu stanovnicima rudarskih oblasti u Jugoistočnoj Evropi i bespotrebno odlažu neminovnu tranziciju energetskog sektora ka obnovljivim izvorima energije. Rad većine ovih termoelektrana i rudnika je već sada


Promises for coal jobs in southeastern Europe greatly exaggerated – study

Balkan Green Energy News | June 29, 2018

Proponents of coal have overall claimed that 10,030 jobs would be maintained and 17,600 new jobs created, while according to new analysis a reduction of workplaces by around 5,170 is more likely, CEE Bankwatch Network said in a press release. Source: P


Analiză: Locurile de muncă din industria cărbunelui, între promisiuni şi realitate

Adevarul | June 28, 2018

Promotorii energiei pe bază de cărbune pretind că aproape 30.000 de locuri de muncă vor fi create sau păstrate în Europa de sud-est dacă termocentralele planificate vor fi construite, însă o analiză Bankwatch lansată astăzi arată că peste 5.000 de locu


CEE Bankwatch: Nerealna obećanja o novim radnim mjestima u termoelektranama

H-Alter | June 28, 2018

“Nerealna obećanja o zapošljavanju daju lažnu nadu stanovnicima rudarskih sredina u Jugoistočnoj Europi i bespotrebno odlažu neminovnu tranziciju energetskog sektora ka obnovljivim izvorima energije. Rad većine ovih termoelektrana i rudnika je već sada


Cacealmaua locurilor de muncă din minerit

Pandurul | June 28, 2018

Una dintre cele mai active organizaţii de mediu din Europa de Est, implicit din România, a dat joi publicităţii un raport menit să prezinte adevărul despre „Cacealmaua locurilor de muncă din industria cărbunelui”. Gorjul nu lipseşte Source: Cacealmaua


Bosnian activists hail dam victory 

Energy Reporters | June 28, 2018

Activists have claimed a small victory in their attempts to prevent the construction of around 3,000 dams across the Balkans, which will block fish migration routes and destroy some of Europe’s last free-flowing rivers.  Villagers in Kruščica about 70k


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