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EU climate commissioner calls for development banks to cut ties with fossil fuels

Blue and Green Tomorrow | July 10, 2013

The EU’s commissioner for climate change has urged three large development banks to stop investing in fossil fuels and to instead promote renewable energy in the western Balkans.


Storebrand ditches fossil fuel assets in pursuit of ‘long term, stable returns’

Business Green | July 8, 2013

Major victory for global divestment campaign as Nordic investment giant excludes 19 fossil fuel companies from its portfolio


Hedegaard urges development banks to divest from fossil fuels

EurActiv | July 8, 2013

Climate Commissioner Connie Hedegaard has called for development banks with a combined annual lending pot of €130 billion to end support for fossil fuels in their energy lending policy reviews.


EIB cleans up its energy lending policy

Energypost.eu | July 4, 2013

The European Investment Bank (EIB) intends to place stricter CO2 emission standards on coal power plants that it finances, but not as strict as the standards president Obama recently proposed in the US. The EIB is also considering investing in shale gas projects, according to a draft of its new energy lending policy. NGOs accuse the EIB of a “missed opportunity to politically reject coal”. With the EBRD and World Bank also mulling new investment criteria, the battle to “green up” Big Energy Money is heating up.


Renaissance des Rußes

Der Spiegel | July 4, 2013

Article available upon request


Banks’ Balkan Energy Investments Undermine EU Targets

Balkan Insight | June 27, 2013

Heavy investment in fossil fuels by international financial institutions in Western Balkan countries is hindering their compliance with EU climate targets, a report says.


Energy investments in the Balkans damaging EU prospects – report

New Europe | June 27, 2013

Continued investment by international public finance institutions in traditional energy projects are hindering the chances of countries in the western Balkans to comply with EU accession requirements, according to a new report.


New EIB policy against EU principles, say climate activists

New Europe | June 26, 2013

Environmentalists have reacted angrily to the European Investment Bank (EIB)’s draft energy lending policy, the result of a review process launched last year.


Accession states at risk of CO2 lock-in: study

ENDS Europe | June 26, 2013

International financial institutions must phase down their support of fossil fuel-based projects in EU candidate countries to help the states adapt more easily to the bloc’s policies, climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard has warned.


Wwf, stop a investimenti ifi nei Balcani

ANSA | June 26, 2013

ROMA – I forti investimenti nei combustibili fossili da parte delle istituzioni finanziarie internazionali (Ifi) nei Balcani occidentali stanno ostacolando la conformità di questi paesi ai requisiti per l’adesione all’Ue. E’ quanto si sostiene nel nuovo rapporto “Invest in Haste, Repent at Leisure” (Se investi frettolosamente, poi te ne penti) diffuso oggi da See Change Net, Cee Bankwatch Network e Wwf, che chiedono lo stop degli investimenti pubblici internazionali verso i combustibili fossili.


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