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El BEI no financiará más proyectos de carbón, petróleo y gas a partir de 2022

15 November 2019  | El Economista

El Banco Europeo de Inversiones (EIB) aprobó anoche dejar de financiar proyectos relacionados con carbón, petróleo y gas cuando concluya 2021.

European Investment Bank ends lending to fossil fuel projects

15 November 2019  | Climate Home News

EU finance ministers agreed to phase out EIB lending to unabated oil and gas projects, overcoming opposition from some member states in marathon board meeting. European Investment Bank ends lending to fossil fuel projects

European Investment Bank: ‘We will stop financing fossil fuels’

15 November 2019  | Business Green

Multilateral bank says world’s ‘most ambitious climate investment strategy’ will unlock €1tr of climate action and environmental sustainable investment through to 2030. European Investment Bank: ‘We will stop financing fossil fuels’.

ЕИБ прие схема за постепенно премахване на въглеводородите от своето кредитно портфолио

15 November 2019  | Investor

Периодът за финансиране на проекти, свързани с изкопаеми горива, е удължен до 2021 г.

EU bank brokers late-night deal to phase out fossil fuels

15 November 2019  | Euractiv

The European Investment Bank (EIB) decided on Thursday (14 November) to scrap financial support for fossil fuels from 2021, after marathon talks ended in a compromise that has been hailed as “a significant victory” for green policies.

Small hydropower plants threaten Montenegro’s last free-flowing rivers in a bid for cleaner energy

14 November 2019  | 90.5 WESA

In a tiny wooden lodge, in a misty valley in Montenegro, six locals puff away on homemade cigarettes and sip the country’s traditional plum brandy at 11:15 a.m. Small hydropower plants threaten Montenegro’s last free-flowing rivers in a bid for cleaner energy.

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