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Decoupling economic growth from energy consumption in Romania

Publication  |  July 6, 2016

The report tackles the common assumption that continued economic growth necessarily entails a rise in energy consumption. The analysis shows that this is not what happens in reality, in Romania and in other EU countries. The Romanian energy ministry acknowledges that since 2009 the country’s GDP has been growing while energy consumption has been falling, but it has so far failed to factor this trajectory in the ongoing development of a new national energy strategy.

Independent monitoring of air pollution calls for urgent action in the Balkans

Publication  |  June 26, 2017

Independent dust monitoring in Balkan countries has found worrying levels of particulate matter, dust so small it enters deep into our lungs and blood streams causing irreversible damage and respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.

Guest post: New report shows that New Kosovo Power Plant would worsen poverty and cripple a fragile economy

Blog entry  |  January 12, 2016

No-one will ‘freeze to death’ if the planned lignite-fired power plant in Kosovo does not receive support from multilateral development banks, but if it does, low-income households may well end up choosing between electricity and food. How can an institution, whose very mission is to end poverty, justify this project?

Guest post: Throwing evidence to the wind? The World Bank continues pushing PPPs

Blog entry  |  September 30, 2015

Although World Bank research and documents acknowledge the limitations of public-private partnerships the bank continues to push PPPs despite concerns.

Guest post: Pljevlja shareholder A2A must resist pressure to build new lignite unit in Montenegro

Blog entry  |  February 11, 2015

Montenegro’s government is pushing hard for the construction of a new unit at the Pljevlja lignite-fired power plant. NGOs are encouraging the major shareholder company to not give in to this pressure, writes Jelena Marojević Galić from Green Home.

Cross-border coal pollution for the first time under scrutiny by UN body

Blog entry  |  September 22, 2014

A new unit at the Kostolac coal-fired power plant in Serbia is the first coal project to be considered by the Espoo Convention Implementation Committee for transboundary impacts.

Public in Bosnia-Herzegovina to pay for shaky economics of Tuzla 7 coal plant, but will officials take heed?

Blog entry  |  July 21, 2014

After several years of developments related to a seventh unit at the Tuzla power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the public is now able to understand the plant’s economics, thanks to a document published in the run-up to a debate in the Federation of BiH parliament this week. It might have been a better idea to have this debate earlier, considering that the news is not exactly good for the project developer, Elektroprivreda BiH (EPBiH).

EU budget update: Are Europe’s leaders serious about taking the green shirt off all of our backs?

Blog entry  |  October 23, 2012

With a key EU summit one month away, how do things currently stand with the tortuous, plate tectonic-esque EU budget 2014-2020 negotiations?

Europe’s unequal partnerships – a sad tale about energy

Blog entry  |  June 25, 2012

A too strong focus on energy security is steering Europe’s engagement with neighbouring states in a troublesome direction for the partnering countries.

EBRD energy lending report: conflicting investments end up contradicting climate science

Press release  |  May 17, 2012

London – Almost half of the 6.7 billion euros lent by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) between 2006-2011 goes to support for fossil fuels, according to a report issued today by CEE Bankwatch Network. Support for coal, oil and gas must be discontinued altogether, argues Bankwatch, if the bank’s commendable efforts on increasing financing for renewables and energy efficiency are to have a positive impact in the global fight against climate change.

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