International nonprofits welcome World Bank’s shift towards green energy in Kosovo

21 June 2018  | Prishtina Insight

A group of international and Kosovo-based NGOs have expressed support for the World Bank’s shift towards a more ‘comprehensive approach to energy sector development’ in Kosovo. Source: International nonprofits welcome World Bank’s shift towards green e

Hydropower threatens Balkan rivers, campaigners say

17 June 2018  | European Scientist

Over the next few years, 3,000 hydropower plants could be built in the Balkan region. Environmentalists say the plans threaten rivers from Slovenia to Albania, considered to be some of the last wild rivers in Europe. Source: Hydropower threatens Balkan

Zaključavanje u ugljen, zaključavanje u prošlost

12 June 2018  | H-Alter

Dok Kina ubrzano radi na dekarbonizaciji svoje ekonomije, kineske tvrtke i banke grade ili financiraju projekte termoelektrana na ugljen na Balkanu. U BiH je nedavno tako sagrađena termoelektrana Stanari, koja je u cijelosti dopremljena iz Kine, a Blok

The ‘deconstruction’ of the most ambitious project of the EU, the ‘Southern Gas Corridor’

12 June 2018  | Independent Balkan News Agency

There is nothing that will change except from the supplier country since instead of Russia Europe will now Source: The ‘deconstruction’ of the most ambitious project of the EU, the ‘Southern Gas Corridor’

Gasdotto Tap, cosa cambierà, o non cambierà, con il nuovo governo

7 June 2018  | Qualenergia.it

Il neoministro dell’Ambiente, Sergio Costa, ha bollato come “inutile” il corridoio Sud, che dovrebbe trasportare 10 miliardi di metri cubi di nuovo gas in Italia, sposando la tesi contraria a quella del precedente governo, che invece riteneva quest’ope

Balkan rivers are crying for help

4 June 2018  | Independent Balkan News Agency

Protests that take the form of a whistle-blowing complaint are “choking” the Balkans in an attempt to save the water resources of the countries in the region. Source: Balkan rivers are crying for help