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If we’re not having one, then neither are you: time to grow up?

Policy & Politics blog - Friends of the Earth UK | November 15, 2012

What a week in the fight for clean British energy: scandal erupted when Conservative Party members were exposed colluding with James Delinpole, in his obsessive efforts to wipe wind-farms off the map, and Ed Davey’s statement in the Commons yesterday about energy companies fixing gas prices demonstrated once again the urgent need to overhaul our energy system. Not only are elements of this government trying to undermine a green future here in the UK, they are also threatening green hopes in Ukraine. Among all the energy market mayhem, you’d be forgiven for missing it, but in addition to messing up our own clean energy karma, the UK may actually back a huge European loan for the Ukrainian nuclear power sector. http://www.foe.co.uk/blog/nuclear_energy_uk_ukraine_38000.html


Klima leidet unter EU-Gezerre

klimaretter.info | November 8, 2012

Das Klima und die Wirtschaft leiden unter dem starrsinnigen EU-Haushaltsstreit. Durch das politische Gezerre um die Höhe des künftigen EU-Budgets drohen “grüne” Wirtschaftsimpulse unterzugehen. Jede weitere Verzögerung könnte die Zweckbindung von 20 Prozent der EU-Mittel für Klimaschutzmaßnahmen ramponieren.


A green EU budget – or no EU budget

European Voice | November 6, 2012

On the eve of Angela Merkel’s address to the European Parliament, Markus Trilling sketches out how the German chancellor might like to propose a way out of the deepening EU budget impasse.


Polish energy firms intensify coal lobbying in Brussels

EurActiv | November 6, 2012

EXCLUSIVE: This year’s annual European coal industry conference in Brussels is being co-organised by the Central European Energy Partners (CEEP), which was founded by, and is mostly made up of, state-owned Polish energy firms.


Bonus interview: Jakub Gogolewski, coordinator for CEE Bankwatch Network Poland

euronews | November 2, 2012

http://www.euronews.com/2012/11/02/bonus-interview-jakub-gogolewski-coordinator-for-cee-bankwatch-network-poland/


Let’s spend the next EU Budget well!

New Europe | October 31, 2012

While Western European governments are fighting their Eastern European counterparts in Brussels over the size of the next EU Budget (2014-2020), European citizens are looking forward to a budget that is designed well enough to generate both environmental protection and economic benefits.


Hedegaard: Grønne EU-lande må redde klima i budgetstrid

Dagbladet Information | October 31, 2012

EU-Kommissionens udspil om 20 pct. klimarelaterede udgifter i det nye langtidsbudget er ved at blive tabt på gulvet – Danmark kritiseres for manglende lederskab


Is it possible to make EU budgets a force for good?

The Ecologist | October 31, 2012

http://www.theecologist.org/News/news_analysis/1658163/is_it_possible_to_make_eu_budgets_a_force_for_good.html


Bank Notes for a Better Europe

Huffington Post | October 30, 2012

http://videos.huffingtonpost.com/bank-notes-for-a-better-europe-517516095


ZE PAK IPO: investors not rushing in

Financial Times | October 30, 2012

In the past, when Poland’s treasury ministry sold off big state controlled companies through the Warsaw Stock Exchange there was a frisson of excitement among investors – something that seems to be missing ahead of next week’s debut of power producer ZE PAK.


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