New Slovene legal requirements for Šoštanj lignite power plant (TEŠ 6) regarding CCS
Advocacy letter | 17 October 2012
On September 8, 2012 new legislation entered into force in Slovenia that requires TEŠ to prepare an assessment of the CCS readiness for its new Unit 6. Pursuant to this legislation, proper assessment of the CCS readiness for the Unit 6 has not taken place yet. As a result, TEŠ has not met the legal requirements regarding the CCS assessment and therefore it is not possible to determine its CCS readiness under the Slovene law.
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In the letter Bankwatch and partners informed both banks about these developments. In order to ensure that all the projects they finance are in compliance with national and EU legislation, we call on the Bank not to disburse any funds before TEŠ complies with the national CCS legislation.
Theme: Energy & climate
Location: Slovenia
Project: Sostanj lignite thermal power plant unit 6, Slovenia
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