Guvernul acordă CEO un grant de 241 de milioane de euro
April 9, 2021
Guvernul încalcă reglementările europene și acordă Complexului Energetic Oltenia un grant de 241 de milioane de euro. Trei organizații …
Енергетската заедница отвора спор против Македонија поради загадувањето со јаглен
March 24, 2021
Станува збор за загадувањето кое главно доаѓа од РЕК Битола и РЕК Осломеј, бидејќи другите енергетски објекти во земјава, како топланите во …
Šansa za čistiji vazduh u BiH
March 12, 2021
Najveći zagađivač vazduha u Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH) Termoelektrana (TE) Ugljevik, koja je samo prošle godine ispustila deset puta više …
Runners raise the alarm about air pollution from coal power during inaugural Lung Run
December 22, 2020
One of the leading reasons for the extremely polluted air are the outdated and substandard coal-fired power plants in the region. The 16 plants operating in the Western Balkan countries emit as much sulphur dioxide and dust pollution as the entire fleet of coal plants in the EU.
BANKWATCH: AS ROMANIA ABANDONS NEW COAL PROJECT, A LARGER GAS THREAT LOOMS
December 14, 2020
Source: BANKWATCH: AS ROMANIA ABANDONS NEW COAL PROJECT, A LARGER GAS THREAT LOOMS
18 NGOs call on the Coal Platform for the Western Balkans and Ukraine to commit to public participation and climate action
December 10, 2020
As the Coal Platform for the Western Balkans and Ukraine kicks off with an inaugural meeting on Dec. 10-11, 18 NGOs active in the Western Balkans and Ukraine call for effective rules to be put in place from the start in order to ensure an inclusive transition away from all fossil fuels.
Four principles for a participatory just transition in the Western Balkans and Ukraine
December 10, 2020
Based on its experience in coal regions in the Western Balkans and with the EU’s Coal Regions in Transition Platform, Bankwatch has come up with four principles that the new Coal Platform for the Western Balkans and Ukraine must adhere to from the start to ensure it functions smoothly and achieves its goals.
CEPS signs EUR-189m loan for Czech power network upgrades
December 3, 2020
Czech transmission system operator CEPS AS has signed a CZK-5-billion (USD 230m/EUR 189m) loan to bolster the electricity transmission infrastructure in the Czech Republic, which in turn will facilitate the integration of renewables.
How Serbia’s addiction to coal could cloud its future in Europe
November 21, 2020
Source: How Serbia’s addiction to coal could cloud its future in Europe
‘Smog globe’ shows reality of polluted winters in Belgrade now
November 3, 2020
Artist and social activist Nada Krstajic tells the story of how growing up in heavily polluted Obrenovac inspired a public art installation to raise awareness about the dangerous air residents of Belgrade breathe due to the city’s proximity to coal-fired power plants.
