Another nail is in the coffin of the controversial Pljevlja II coal power plant in Montenegro with the main contractor exiting the project.
Pyromaniacs in Budapest want to burn EU funds in new waste incinerator
December 22, 2017 | Read more
With its plans to build a new waste incinerator in Budapest with EU funding support, Hungary’s government not only ignores the opportunity to make it’s cities cleaner and healthier, but also piles up costs its citizens will have to pay in the future.
Guest post: One beast with many heads – a hydropower hydra in the Balkans
December 21, 2017 | Read more
A visit to six mountain rivers and nine small dams in Macedonia exposed similar problems with many of them.
Plagued by a number of unsolved issues, the Chinese-backed Banovići lignite power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been dealt a major blow.
The village of Lupoaia in southwest Romania depends on the mining company for their drinking water. The company wants to expand the nearby mine, thus further increasing the local pollution.
Energy lending at the EBRD: Fossil fuels up, renewables down
December 11, 2017 | Read more
What’s going on with the Green Economy Transition at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development?