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Home > Archives for Fossil gas

Fossil gas

IEA call to public finance institutions: End of finance for new fossil fuel projects & massive scale-up of clean energy spending needed

October 14, 2021

Our energy systems are a long way from alignment with the pathway to stay below a 1.5°C rise in global temperatures, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA) World Energy Outlook 2021 report published yesterday.


The European Parliament at risk of losing sight of climate crisis by getting ready to support new fossil gas projects

September 10, 2021

10th September 2021, Brussels – A majority in the European Parliament, including the Socialist and Democrats (S&D), look set to vote to lock in upwards of 213 million tonnes of carbon from fossil gas, as part of the revision of the EU’s key energy infrastructure law, the TEN-E Regulation.


Romania’s recovery and resilience plan: Investments and reforms conflicting with the decarbonisation process of the energy sector

August 8, 2021

As the European Commission is currently reviewing the Romanian Recovery and Resilience Plan, there is a risk that billions of euros in public money might end up supporting the fossil fuels industry. This briefing provides an analysis of the recovery pl


Gazul nu e „fit” pentru criza climatică

August 6, 2021

Statele membre ale Uniunii Europene au căzut de acord să contribuie activ la diminuarea schimbărilor climatice, iar din acest motiv a fost …


Civil society wishes on the EBRD’s 30th birthday: shut the fossil fuels party

June 29, 2021

People around the world are already feeling the brunt of the climate crisis on an almost daily basis. Most governments accept we are in the midst of a global climate crisis, including those controlling the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). And yet, Bankwatch’s recent analysis shows that during 2019-2020, the EBRD has awarded the fossil fuels industry more than USD 2 million every day on average. Two million dollars. Every single day.


It is time for EBRD to become the lighthouse for fossil-free development banks

June 24, 2021

On the occasion of its 30th anniversary, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)  has the opportunity to help avert climate breakdown by putting itself at the heart of the global transition to a carbon-free economy. This joint state


BankWatch Urges ERBD to Stop Investing in Fossil Fuels

June 18, 2021

BankWatch, a network of organizations that monitors international public finance in Central and Eastern Europe, has a released a report in …


New beginnings at 30: can the EBRD leave behind fossil gas to become a bank fit for our future?

June 16, 2021

This report analyses the EBRD’s energy-related operations across the first two years of the Bank’s new Energy Sector Strategy (ESS) (2019-2020). This initial period of the ESS’s implementation is also compared to the previous ESS implementation period


Member states under fire for backing ‘blended’ hydrogen and fossil gas

June 14, 2021

Source: Member states under fire for backing ‘blended’ hydrogen and fossil gas  


Zero hour for energy ministers to halt the expansion of Europe’s fossil gas network

June 10, 2021

Calls to curtail the expansion of fossil gas infrastructure are mounting, and on Friday (11 June) EU energy ministers have a chance to ensure Europe’s cross-border energy infrastructure is in line with the leadership role it has taken in the global effort to stem the climate crisis


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