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TAP to Start up Early 2020: CEO

5 February 2018  | Natural Gas World

The TransAdriatic Pipeline (TAP) project is now on schedule for early 2020 start up, according to its president Walter Peeraer, in an interview with NGW that covered capacity expansion and its operating regime. Source: TAP to Start up Early 2020: CEO

European Bank Gives Go-Ahead to Controversial Georgian Dam

5 February 2018  | Eurasianet

A new dam will provide eight percent of Georgia’s electricity, but locals worry about its effect on their land. Now the project has European funding. Source: European Bank Gives Go-Ahead to Controversial Georgian Dam

Pipelinegas so schädlich wie Kohle

3 February 2018  | Klimaretter

Erdgas gilt als relativ klimafreundlich und Brücke ins postfossile Zeitalter. Doch Förderung und Transport könnten klimaschädlicher sein als die Kohleverbrennung Source: Pipelinegas so schädlich wie Kohle

Energiegewinnung in Tschernobyl: Strahlender Solarpark

28 January 2018  | taz

Neben der AKW-Ruine in Tschernobyl entsteht mit deutscher Hilfe ein erster Solarpark. Weitere sollen folgen. Das gefällt nicht allen. Source: Energiegewinnung in Tschernobyl: Strahlender Solarpark

Bankwatch warnt vor Umweltschäden durch Projekte der Kleinwasserkraft im Westbalkan

11 January 2018  | EUWID Wasser und Abwasser

Acht Wasserkraftprojekte im Westbalkan, die mit europäischen Mitteln finanziert werden, schädigen die biologische Vielfalt. Das hat die NGO CEE Bankwatch Network festgestellt. Source: Bankwatch warnt vor Umweltschäden durch Projekte der Kleinwasserkraf

Smog Chokes the Balkans

9 January 2018  | Transitions Online

As heating is turned up to beat the mid-winter cold, the Balkan peninsula is grappling with a well-known foe: suffocating levels of air pollution. Source: Smog Chokes the Balkans

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