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Bankwatch report: EU supports nuclear life time expansion in Ukraine

Press release  |  March 8, 2012

Money from Euratom and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is to be used to finance the life time expansion of Ukrainian nuclear reactors, 12 of which had initially been scheduled to close down no later than 2020, according to an expert report published today by CEE Bankwatch Network.

Romania: New coal plants to be built with EU aid for greening economy

Press release  |  February 22, 2012

Bucharest – One of the eight Member States applying for EU help consisting of free of charge GHG emissions allowances from 2013 to 2019, Romania intends to implement investments which will lead to maintaining or even increasing the high share of coal in the country’s electricity production, thus contradicting the goals of the EU aid scheme.

Croatian civil society groups ask new government to withdraw from Ombla hydro project

Press release  |  December 16, 2011

Croatian environmental groups today held a protest action outside of the Croatian parliament calling on the country’s new government not to go ahead with the controversial EBRD-financed EUR 150 million Ombla HPP project.

Concerns mount over cyanide rush in Bulgarian mining projects, European Commission urged to intervene

Press release  |  December 1, 2009

Two Bankwatch groups and the members of the Cyanide Free Bulgaria coalition outlined today at a press conference in Sofia the ongoing problematic issues hanging over the proposed introduction of controversial cyanide leaching at the Chelopech mining project and with the Bulgarian government’s handling of the environmental procedures for wider use of cyanide in mining projects across the country.

EU billions earmarked for environmental devastation in central and eastern Europe

Press release  |  February 16, 2009

“RegioScars” awards for the most unsustainable spending of EU funds in Central and Eastern Europe were awarded today by CEE Bankwatch Network and Friends of the Earth Europe. The prizes went to two projects in the Czech Republic and Poland currently in line for support from EU regional aid, and to Latvia’s government for a decision to rule out wind energy projects from EU funds support because of the economic crisis.

Stench rising over Sofia waste crisis, warns local group

Press release  |  November 6, 2008

The environmental assessment (EIA) of a waste management project proposed by Sofia municipality to deal with the Bulgarian capital’s chronic waste problems has been criticised by Bankwatch’s Bulgarian member group Za Zemiata for failing to consider an alternative waste management scenario officially submitted by NGOs in collaboration with experts and researchers from Europe and the U.S. Such a procedural breach of Bulgarian EIA legislation should, believes Za Zemiata, rule out vital EU funding that the authorities in Sofia are seeking for the EUR 175 million project. [1]

A growing menace in Ukraine as proposed loan to agribusiness giant adds to conflict

Blog entry  |  November 21, 2017

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will decide next week on another loan of USD 25 million for Myronivsky Hliboproduct (MHP), in spite of repeated attempts by locals to reign in the impacts wrought by MHP.

Will EU cohesion money support energy communities in central and eastern Europe?

Blog entry  |  September 5, 2022

Without proper funding and the removal of administrative and legal barriers, community energy will remain an unattainable goal.

Bursting bubbles: greens and geeks of the world, unite!

Blog entry  |  October 26, 2018

In the age of fake news, providing fact-based arguments in environmental campaigns is crucial. Bankwatch has reached out to the technology-savvy community, to bring more robustness to the narrative.

Heroes of Just Transition

Publication  |  December 7, 2018

On Dec. 5, during the side event ‘Local communities build a post-coal future’ at the COP24 in Katowice, Bankwatch launched its publication ‘Heroes of Just Transition’, featuring seven stories from coal communities around central and eastern Europe, the

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