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Home > Bankwatch in the media > Despite Climate Objections, New Southern Gas Corridor Gets €1.5bn In EU Funds

Despite Climate Objections, New Southern Gas Corridor Gets €1.5bn In EU Funds

7 February 2018, Forbes

The European Investment Bank says the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline will reduce dependence on both Russian gas and European coal. But a recent study says it could be as emissions-intensive as coal.

Source: Despite Climate Objections, New Southern Gas Corridor Gets €1.5bn In EU Funds

Institution: EIB

Project: Southern Gas Corridor / Euro-Caspian Mega Pipeline

Tags: NoTAP | climate | fossil fuels | gas

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