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Home > Publications > Opportunities and expectations towards the EIB climate policy review

Opportunities and expectations towards the EIB climate policy review

Opportunities and expectations towards the EIB climate policy review

Advocacy letter    |    24 July 2014

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After effectively phasing out lending to lignite and coal-fired power plants in its energy policy in 2013, the EIB is now reviewing its climate policy. This joint NGO letter expresses the expectations towards the EIB to align its lending further with climate science and the EU Roadmap 2050 by proposing a genuine strategy for the bank to phase out funding for projects that are detrimental to the climate and to mainstream climate considerations into each and every sector of operations the Bank is engaged in.

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Institution: EIB

Theme: Energy & climate

Tags: EIB | climate | policy

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