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CEE Bankwatch Network: Balkan Planned Coal Power to Breach EU Standard

Energetika.net | June 15, 2017

Almost none of the new coal power plants planned in the Western Balkans will meet the new, stricter EU pollution standards, according to a new analysis by the CEE Bankwatch Network, released this week. Source: CEE Bankwatch Network: Balkan Planned Coal


Planned coal-fired power plants in W. Balkans to breach new EU pollution standards – Bankwatch

See News | June 15, 2017

Almost none of the planned coal-fired power plants in the Western Balkans will meet new, stricter EU pollution standards, the Czech Republic-based non-governmental organisation CEE Bankwatch Network has said. Source: Planned coal-fired power plants in


Nove TE teško do EU standarda

Vijesti | June 14, 2017

Bankwatchova analiza obuhvata osam termoelektrana planiranih u Bosni i Hercegovini, Kosovu, Makedoniji, Crnoj Gori i Srbiji, kao i postrojenje Stanari u BiH, koje je počelo da radi u septembru prošle godine Source: Nove TE teško do EU standarda – Vijes


New Balkan Coal Plants ‘Will Pollute Environment’

Balkan Insight | June 14, 2017

Most Western Balkans countries rely heavily for power on coal plants, and most of the new ones being built will not meet European environmental standards, warned a report from a watchdog group. Source: New Balkan Coal Plants ‘Will Pollute Environment’


Planirane elektrane na ugalj na Balkanu krše nove standarde EU

EurActiv Srbija | June 14, 2017

Gotovo nijedna nova elektrana na ugalj planirana na Zapadnom Balkanu neće ispunjavati nove, strože standarde EU o zagađenju, upozorava se u novoj analizi oranizacije CEE Benkvoč netvork objavljenoj 14. juna. Kompanije iz regiona koje ne poštuju ni evro


China is getting serious about fighting climate change at home. Abroad, its investments tell a different story

LA Times | June 1, 2017

China remains the world’s largest exporter of coal-related financing and equipment Source: China is getting serious about fighting climate change at home. Abroad, its investments tell a different story


Ukraine clings to nuclear power despite Chernobyl trauma

Yahoo! News | April 27, 2017

Kiev (AFP) – Ukraine is still suffering from the trauma of the world’s worst civil nuclear accident at Chernobyl but has nonetheless turned the hazardous fuel into the backbone of its energy portfolio. Source: Ukraine clings to nuclear power despite Ch


REFILE-Polish coal-burning companies find ways to win big bank backing

Reuters | April 26, 2017

WARSAW/LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) – Many Western banks and finance institutions have pledged to divest from coal, but this has not stopped at least one Polish utility that is expanding its use of the fossil fuel from securing funding through banks and


Následky jadrovej havárie v Černobyle sa stále nepodarilo odstrániť

Aktuality | April 26, 2017

Černobyľská havária sa stala 26. apríla 1986 v atómovej elektrárni na Ukrajine (vtedy časť Sovietskeho zväzu). Ide o najhoršiu jadrovú haváriu v histórii jadrovej energetiky. Source: Následky jadrovej havárie v Černobyle sa stále nepodarilo odstrániť


Τα Βαλκάνια αντιδρούν στους περιορισμούς της ΕΕ για το λιγνίτη – Ποντάρουν σε δωρεάν δικαιώματα

Energy Press | April 4, 2017

Δέκα νέες λιγνιτικές μονάδες σχεδιάζονται στα Δυτικά Βαλκάνια και συγκεκριμένα στις χώρες της πρώην ενιαίας Γιουγκοσλαβίας, με τα κράτη να μη φαίνεται να πτοούνται από τις αναμενόμενες αυξήσεις στις τιμές των δικαιωμάτων εκπομπών, εφόσον ενταχθούν στον


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