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Glass half full? Mid-term analysis of the Modernisation Fund’s operations


This publication updates Bankwatch’s 2025 assessment of the EU's Modernisation Fund and comes at a critical moment for EU climate and energy policy.

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22 February 2022
Update to the Bern Convention on the Complaint No. 2016/09 – Possible threat by hydropower to “Svaneti 1” Candidate Emerald Site

The Svaneti 1 Candidate Emerald site in Georgia is threatened by the decision of the Georgian government to reduce its size for construction of the 280 MW Nenskra Hydro Power Plant (HPP) project. This is an update by the complainants on the Complaint No. 2016/9 – Possible th…

21 February 2022
Open letter to the EBRD and JP Autoceste about the legality of the project-level Spatial Plan of 2017 for the Corridor Vc in the Hercegovina-Neretva Canton

The letter requests that the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development not sign the loan agreement for the Corridor Vc motorway subsections Mostar North – Mostar South until additional biodiversity baseline studies for the subsection tunnel Kvanj – Buna and alternativ…

15 February 2022
Cutting hydropower subsidies – how are the Western Balkans doing?

The small hydropower boom, which has damaged pristine rivers and streams across the Western Balkans, has largely been fuelled by generous feed-in tariffs. In this briefing, we take a look at recent progress towards changing the rules on renewables support in the region.

14 February 2022
Implementation of the Air Quality Directive by Western Balkan countries – 2022 update

This briefing reviews the progress of five Western Balkan countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia) on the transposition and implementation of the EU’s Air Quality Directive

3 February 2022
Reaching for a green recovery: what holds back progress in ten EU recovery and resilience plans

The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) is intended to finance reforms and investments in Member States to rebound from the pandemic and pursue a green transition.

13 January 2022
What you need to know about the Green City Action Plan but your municipality won’t tell you

A step-by-step guide on what the Green City Action Plan is, why citizen participation is important for improving the future of cities, and how residents can participate.

11 January 2022
A Just Transition Fund for the Western Balkan countries

The EU’s Just Transition Mechanism will mobilise more than EUR 100 billion in investments over the period from 2021 to 2027 to help countries shift their energy sources from fossil fuels to more sustainable ones. Part of this Mechanism is the Just Transition Fund, EUR 17.5 b…

17 December 2021
Recommendations for inclusion of the Air Quality and National Emissions Ceilings Directives in the Energy Community Treaty

This analysis examines the legal options for implementing the EU’s Air Quality and National Emissions Ceiling Directives into the Energy Community Treaty, so that air pollution from coal power plants, as well as from other power plants using fossil fuels, can be reduced in t…

15 December 2021
Position Paper on the Serbia Solid Waste National Programme

This position paper, prepared by the CEE Bankwatch Network and based on research conducted by Springloop Cooperative, U.A. and Bankwatch member group CEKOR, Serbia, expresses concern about the Serbia Solid Waste National Programme, a multi-site EUR 150 million project co-fin…

13 December 2021
Status of the Territorial Just Transition Plans in central and eastern Europe: December 2021 update

This briefing, the fifth in our series on the Territorial Just Transition Plans (TJTPs), provides an overview of the general Territorial Just Transition Plan progress in seven CEE countries: Bulgaria, Czechia, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia. It also details t…

29 November 2021
Uzbekistan’s Anti-Crisis Fund: Analysis of state procurement in 2020

In March 2020, Uzbekistan established an Anti-Crisis Fund to help the state mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on the economy. It allocates international loans and state money to ‘finance measures to combat the spread of coronavirus infection, to support entrepreneurship and en…

23 November 2021
Fact sheet on energy efficiency investment programmes in Romania

A successful transition to a decarbonised economy is carried out by prioritising investments in energy efficiency, one of the main pillars of the European Green Deal. Romania has committed to reduce its final energy consumption by 40.4 per cent and its primary energy consump…

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