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Beyond Fossil Fuels

The Balkans are decarbonising, why aren’t Serbia and Bosnia?

June 4, 2020

Despite this deadly legacy, just two years ago, all the Western Balkan countries except Albania still planned to build new coal power plants. Since then, three out of five have abandoned these plans. The region has split, creating a two-speed energy transition. 

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Two-speed energy transition in the Western Balkans

June 4, 2020

Two-speed energy transition in the Western Balkans

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EBRD Fossil Fuel Investments Undermine Progress on the Green Economy Transition

June 3, 2020

This briefing analyses the EBRD’s energy investments from 2010-2019.

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CEE Bankwatch Network comments on the EBRD’s draft GET 2.0

June 3, 2020

CEE Bankwatch Network comments on the EBRD’s draft of the Green Economy Transition 2.0

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Može li Šoštanj biti lekcija BiH i Srbiji?

June 3, 2020

Dugotrajna saga o slovenačkoj elektrani Šoštanj 6 doživjela je dramatičan zaokret prošle sedmice. Slovenski tužitelji podnijeli su tužbe protiv 12 ljudi za pranje novca. U međuvremenu elektrana Šoštanj je ostvarila neto gubitak od 58,5 miliona eura. Mo

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Polish government urged to include municipalities, civil society in planning future of coal regions

June 1, 2020

Warsaw – As the Polish government is gearing up to prepare plans for the transformation of coal regions that would allow it to tap a 40 billion euro Just Transition Fund made available by Brussels, local municipalities and civil society demand to be included in the planning process.

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Ailing Romanian Coal Region Sees New Hope in EU Green Deal

May 29, 2020

After decades of failed restructuring, Romania’s Jiu Valley is finally looking to a future beyond coal. Source :  Ailing Romanian Coal Region Sees New Hope in EU Green Deal

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Slovene prosecutors file charges over coal plant corruption

May 25, 2020

The long-running saga of Slovenia’s overpriced Šoštanj 6 coal power plant took a dramatic turn last week when Slovene prosecutors filed charges including money laundering against 12 people and two companies. Meanwhile, in 2018, the Šoštanj power plant as a whole generated a net loss of EUR 58.5 million. Why are nearby Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina – both countries that are planning new coal plants – not learning any lessons?

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Kültürel miras kömür madenlerinin kuşatması altında

May 22, 2020

Avrupa Çevre Bürosu tarafından yayınlanan makalede kömür madenlerinin kültürel mirasa etkisi Sırbistan ve Almanya’nın yanı sıra Türkiye’den Muğla ve Konya örnekleriyle açıklanıyor.

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The Road Less Travelled: How the European Investment Bank’s Climate Roadmap 2021-2025 can lead it to become the climate bank

May 20, 2020

This report summarises the EIB’s undertakings on the road towards becoming the EU’s Climate Bank. It presents our findings on the implementation of the EIB’s 2015 Climate Strategy and looks at the results of the Bank’s climate action in the EU and enlargement countries. It also puts forward recommendations to the Bank.

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