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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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15 July 2014
Streamlining environmental assessment procedures for Projects of Common Interest (PCIs)

This briefing outlines the environmental legislation related to investments that have been designated as Projects of Common Interest (PCIs). Through this briefing we explain for a range of stakeholders – namely civil society organizations (CSOs), local municipalities and nat…

12 July 2014
Briefing: Turceni coal power plant rehabilitation

While it may seem to be an environmental project at a quick glance, there are a number of facts that question the justification of the Turceni unit 6 rehabilitation project. The Turceni unit 6 project isn’t just a rehabilitation of the power plant unit, it is part of a count…

7 July 2014
Letter: EBRD flood response in Serbia should diversify away from lignite

This letter, co-signed by Serbian, regional and international NGOs and sent to the Board of Directors of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development ask whether in the aftermath of the recent floods in the western Balkans, the EBRD’s response will prop up Serbia’s c…

1 July 2014
Civil society recommendations for the European Investment Bank’s transparency policy

As the EIB prepares the review of its 2010 transparency policy, the signatories of this letter convey key positions and concerns regarding the policy and how we believe it needs to be amended.

30 June 2014
State support to the Kostolac coal power plant and mining basin in Serbia

This report by the Belgrade-based Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability – CRTA shows that the Serbian government is supporting the Kostolac coal power plant and mines with loan guarantees and potentially VAT exemptions.

24 June 2014
Winners and losers – Who benefits from high-level corruption in the South East Europe energy sector

Energy is one of the biggest economic sectors in south-eastern Europe and is set to grow even further with the region moving closer to the EU. The region has high potential for energy efficiency and sustainable renewable energy investments. Yet, as this study illustrates wit…

23 June 2014
Руководство по Европейскому инструменту соседства и Международным финансовым организациям

В контексте обновленного подхода к Европейской политике соседства (ЕПС), очерченного в совместном коммюнике от 25 мая 2011 года, к 2014 году новый финансовый инструмент, а именно Европейский инструмент соседства (ЕИС), станет ключевым финансовым инструментом для 16 стран-пар…

23 June 2014
Recommendations for the Improvement the PCI Designation Process and the Public Consultation

On the basis of the TEN-E regulation 12 strategic priority corridors for energy infrastructure with a cross-border dimension have been identified. A list of Projects of Common Interests (PCIs) has been approved by European Commission in October 2013. Yet, the consultation pr…

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20 June 2014
Kyrgyzstan: a song in the mountains

‘Kyrgyzstan: a song in the mountains’ is photographic travelogue to the source of the nomadic Kyrgyz people, their traditions and environment. The book explores people’s relationship to the Kumtor gold mine in the mountains of Central Asia, which is slowly degrading the envi…

12 June 2014
No public money for mega-gas pipeline projects – Projects of Common Interest for gas imports will be harmful

Projects aimed at increasing EU gas imports, included in the European Commission’s Projects of Common Interest (PCI) would surpass the five scenarios of the EC’s own Energy Roadmap 2050 which all foresee an overall decrease in gas imports. Additionally, they would support au…

4 June 2014
Transition triumphs and traps – Assessing Poland’s recent economic journey, and where it goes next

During last month’s EBRD annual meeting in Warsaw, Bankwatch Mail convened a discussion about the state of the Polish economy between a financial journalist and a sociologist – both residents of the Polish capital – to hear their views on some of the pressing economic issues…

2 June 2014
EU funds draft spending plans reveal flaws in environmental mainstreaming in central and eastern Europe

While the EU regulations for the Cohesion Policy 2014-2020 themselves contain many important provisions on integrating environmental protection and fostering sustainable development, the draft Partnership Agreements and Operational Programmes presented by national government…

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