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Complaint regarding Sostanj TES6: CCS, public procurement, economic vialbility

Official document | 9 January, 2012 | Download PDF

The complaint, filed with the European Investment Bank by Environmental Law Service (CZ) and Focus Association for Sustainable Development (SI), outlines controversies in relation to the Sostanj lignite thermal power plant with regards to the following aspects: insubstantial allegation that the project is „carbon capture ready“ and that the assessment submitted by the operator fulfils the criteria set up by the relevant EU Directive, failure to comply with the relevant EU directive for public procurements, questionable economic viability of the project.


Bankwatch Mail 50

Bankwatch Mail | 19 December, 2011 | Download PDF

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Letter to EBRD: Insufficient environmental assessment of Ukraine NPP Safety Upgrade Programme

Advocacy letter | 15 December, 2011 | Download PDF

The letter criticises the environmental assessment of the Nuclear power plants safety upgrade programme (SUP) in Ukraine. It concludes that the assessment insufficient and does not fully elaborate the objectives and consequences of the SUP.


The European Investment Bank – powering a sustainable future?

Briefing | 8 December, 2011 | Download PDF

This briefing summarises the main findings of our report Carbon Rising: European Investment Bank energy lending 2007-2010.


Carbon Rising: European Investment Bank energy lending 2007-2010

Study | 8 December, 2011 | Download PDF

The study analyses energy lending by the EIB, the world’s largest public bank, since the institution launched its energy policy in 2007. While lending to renewables has increased in the period 2007-2010, support for fossil fuels has also risen, almost doubling from 2.8 billion euros in 2007 to 5 billion in 2010.