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Home > Publications > Ten ways to improve the EBRD’s Sustainable Energy Initiative

Ten ways to improve the EBRD’s Sustainable Energy Initiative

Ten ways to improve the EBRD’s Sustainable Energy Initiative

Policy comments    |    1 December 2011

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The European Commission has set the goal of becoming a resource-efficient, renewables-based economy by 2050. This means a near-total decarbonisation of the EU energy sector is needed by 2050, as well as that of the industry and residential sectors.

If the EBRD’s Sustainable Energy Initiative (SEI) wants to help achieving this, it has to be tightened up significantly. Bankwatch suggests 10 ways to do this.

See our official comments to the EBRD’s SEI consultation here

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Institution: EBRD

Theme: Energy & climate | Resource efficiency

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