ANALIZA/ Përfitimet nga TAP: Argumentet pro dhe kundër statusit të tranzitit të gazit në Shqipëri
June 6, 2022
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Position paper: Kosovo’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)
May 31, 2022
This position paper aims to provide recommendations for Kosovo’s National Energy and Climate Plan, which is currently being developed, from an environmental sustainability and public inclusion standpoint.
The solution to Romania’s energy poverty is decentralised, renewable energy
May 23, 2022
Over a third of Romania’s population is affected by energy poverty, but this can change with an integrated approach and targeted support.
BIRN hosts Green Energy Days high-level conference
May 20, 2022
BIRN Kosovo hosted a high-level conference in Pristina on Thursday (May 19) as part of its second edition of Green Energy Days.
Presidentja Osmani flet për sfidat e Kosovës në sektorin e energjisë dhe mjedisit
May 19, 2022
Presidentja e Kosovës, Vjosa Osmani në diskutimin e organizuar nga Rrjeti Ballkanik për Gazetari Hulumtuese – “Ditët e energjisë së gjelbër …
Sustainable heating is already reality in the EU. Now it’s the Western Balkans’ turn
May 16, 2022
In the Western Balkans, heating based on fossil fuels is making air pollution worse and is also the source of half of greenhouse gas emissions. Sustainable and affordable heating systems based on renewables are no fantasy. They operate successfully in other parts of Europe, and can be implemented in the Western Balkans if decision makers start acting now.
Παγκόσμια πορεία υψηλής αβεβαιότητας και διακινδύνευσης
May 16, 2022
Η πραγματικότητα, που βιώνουν οι σύγχρονες κοινωνίες, αποτελεί την καλύτερη αποτύπωση των συνθηκών, που δημιουργούνται
BIRN dhe partnerët i kushtojnë një javë energjisë së gjelbër përmes disa aktiviteteve
May 13, 2022
Rrjeti Ballkanik për Gazetari Hulumtuese (BIRN) në Kosovë në bashkëpunim me CEE Bankwatch, ERA Group dhe TV Mreza do të organizojnë nga 16 …
Comments to (the Romanian language version of) the Spatial Plan of the Republic of Serbia 2021-2035 and to the “Developers’ position on the comments of the neighbouring states”
May 12, 2022
Serbia consulted its neighbour, Romania, about the transboundary environmental impact of its national Spatial Plan, supposed to cover the period between 2021 (!) and 2035. This time, with the text of the Spatial Plan in the language of the potentially affected public, i.e. Romanian, as required by the Espoo Convention. Bankwatch Romania submitted written input, highlighting, among others, that the so-called “gradual decarbonisation” mentioned in the Spatial Plan consists in reality of only 2GW additional installed capacity in wind electricity but of 4GW in new lignite and fossil gas capacity. Bankwatch Romania called for a revision of the Plan, which would account for a genuine decarbonisation in line with the Green Agenda goals, which means abandoning new lignite infrastructure plans.
Еко-свест: Во Новаци скоро и да нема денови со здрав воздух
May 3, 2022
Собраните измерени податоци ги споредивме со законските граници, но и со тие препорачани од Светската здравствена организација како …
