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Allegations of corruption in Slovenia and across the EU

Public Service Europe | August 9, 2012

Despite fines and alleged scandals, questionable companies win new contracts every day and posts impressive profits – claims campaign group


L’Ukraine reste championne du nucléaire

Le Courrier | August 6, 2012

ENERGIE Au pays de Tchernobyl, les autorités publiques comptent, avec de l’argent suisse notamment, stimuler la production massive d’électricité à partir de nucléaire et de charbon.


Croatia’s Ombla HPP project comes under scrutiny after NGO complaint – EBRD

HydroWorld | August 1, 2012

ZAGREB (Croatia), August 1 (SeeNews) – The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development said on Wednesday certain aspects of Croatia’s Ombla hydro power plant project, which EBRD is set to co-fund, are under scrutiny following a complaint from a non-governmental organisation.


Mystery Threats Dog Russian Activists Fighting Vinci Highway Joint Venture

CorpWatch | July 25, 2012

A mysterious fire and a missing activist have contributed to the concerns of Russian activists fighting a new highway between Moscow and St. Petersburg. The highway is being built by a consortium that involves Vinci, a French company, and individuals rumored to be close to prime minister Vladimir Putin.


‘Green’ EU budget to pump more money into brownfields

EurActiv | July 20, 2012

The EU’s new regional funds for 2014-2020 will see more money allocated to the regeneration of brownfield sites, helping old industrial areas generate new economic activity.


A partnership of unequals

European Energy Review | July 19, 2012

http://www.europeanenergyreview.eu/site/pagina.php?id=3817


MEPs reject plans for fossil fuel subsidies

REVE | July 13, 2012

For every $1 of government support given to renewable energy around the world, at least $5 are given to fossil fuels, according to the International Energy Agency.


Fossil Fuels Denied European Public Subsidies

Green Chip Stocks | July 13, 2012

MEPs sitting on the regional development committee have rejected a proposal that would have allowed public subsidies to be spent on fossil fuel infrastructure projects under the European Regional and Development Fund.


Parliament to vote on ‘new era’ regional funds

EurActiv | July 11, 2012

The European Parliament’s regional committee is holding a vote today (11 July) on legislation that some MEPs say will bring cohesion funds into “a new era” and jump-start negotiations with member states over the EU’s next budget for 2014-2020.


Green activists protest in front of the European Commission

euronews | July 4, 2012

http://www.euronews.com/nocomment/2012/07/04/green-activists-protest-in-front-of-the-eu-commission/


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