As world leaders pledge to end coal, Serbia lets polluters continue illegal operations
November 5, 2021
The Serbian parliament is expected to allow top polluters, including its antiquated fleet of coal power plants, to operate without environmental permits for three more years, under amendments to legislation set to be adopted on Tuesday, 9 November.
COP26: les Balkans misent toujours sur le charbon, à leurs risques et périls
November 4, 2021
Les pays du sud-est de l’Europe restent très dépendants de la lignite, dont leur sous-sol regorge, pour produire de l’électricité. Une …
En los Balcanes siguen apostando por el carbón y contaminan más que la UE
November 4, 2021
Mientras que la UE intensifica la descarbonización de su generación eléctrica, los países balcánicos no …
Source.ba:Termoblok 7 mogao bi postati ‘nasukana imovina’, prestaju investicije u termoelektrane na ugalj
November 2, 2021
Lideri Grupe 20 zemalja, uključujući i Kinu, složili su se da od ove godine obustave finansiranje termoelektrana na ugalj, na fonu sličnih …
G20 ukida finansiranje termoelektrana u svijetu: Od Kine traže obustavljanje svih projekata na ugalj na Zapadnom Balkanu
November 2, 2021
Kina, kao vodeći svjetski finansijer izgradnje termoelektrana na ugalj, još uvijek je uključena u preko 1,7 GW planiranih termoelektrana na …
Termoblok 7 mogao bi postati ‘nasukana imovina’, prestaju investicije u termoelektrane na ugalj
November 2, 2021
Lideri Grupe 20 zemalja, uključujući i Kinu, složili su se da od ove godine obustave finansiranje …
Response: G20 ends public financing for international coal-fired power projects, we ask China to walk away from Western Balkan coal projects immediately.
November 1, 2021
G20 nations including China have agreed to ending public financing for international coal-fired power projects this year [1], following on from similar commitments by the G7 and the OECD.
Summary of the study: ‘Identification and analysis of potential sustainable heating solutions in Pljevlja, Montenegro’
October 25, 2021
In order to address high levels of air pollution in Pljevlja, Montenegro, the municipality’s heating supply must become more sustainable. Although Montenegro’s 2030 Energy Strategy proposes the development of district heating systems based on biomass,
Pljevlja has unique opportunity to clean up its heating system
October 25, 2021
Montenegro’s overdue coal phase-out should be taken as an opportunity to develop state-of-the-art heating in Pljevlja, which is entirely possible and economically viable, a new expert study commissioned by CEE Bankwatch Network shows.
Moguća bolja rješenja za sistem daljinskog grijanja u Pljevljima
October 25, 2021
Razvoj savremenog sistema grijanja bez uglja u Pljevljima je moguć i ekonomski je isplativ, pokazuje nova …
