Laži i obmane o novim radnim mjestima: Masovna otpuštanja jedini način da opstanu rudnici u BiH
November 15, 2016
Očigledan primjer nerealnih obećanja se može vidjeti u slučaju bloka 7 termoelektrane Tuzla Source: Laži i obmane o novim radnim mjestima: Masovna otpuštanja jedini način da opstanu rudnici u BiH | DEPO Portal
I soldi di Milano “smaltiti” in miniera in Montenegro
November 14, 2016
Dal 2009 i cittadini di Milano e Brescia sono proprietari al 40% di una centrale elettrica a lignite. E anche della miniera che la alimenta. Gli impianti si trovano in Montenegro, a Pljevlja, cittadina vicino al confine con la Serbia asfissiata dai fum
Promisiunile de locuri de munca in sectorul carbunelui incetinesc tranzitia energetica
November 14, 2016
Un raport lansat ieri de CEE Bankwatch Network, ce acoperă şapte ţări din sud-estul Europei (Bosnia şi Herţegovina, Grecia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Muntenegru, România şi Serbia) arată că numărul locurilor de muncă promise în minele de lignit şi noile termo
Bankwatch e împotriva deschiderii de noi termocentrale pe cărbune
November 14, 2016
Un raport lansat ieri de CEE Bankwatch Network, ce acoperă șapte țări din sud-estul Europei, arată că numărul locurilor de muncă promise în minele de l Source: Bankwatch e împotriva deschiderii de noi termocentrale pe cărbune | GAZETA de SUD
Why coal is not the way forward – facts versus myths
November 14, 2016
Coal is the single biggest contributor to global climate change. But governments and investors planning new coal capacities have a range of flimsy arguments why coal would be the best or the only alternative. This briefing busts a number of myths surrounding coal, such as “coal is cheap”, “alleviates poverty” or “coal is clean”.
Deceptive promises of new jobs in the coal sector don’t help workers, communities or the climate
November 14, 2016
Now is the time for southeast Europe to start an inclusive and just transition away from lignite, argues new Bankwatch research.
Overblown job promises in southeast Europe’s coal sector show the need for a just transition – report
November 14, 2016
Promises for new jobs in south-east Europe’s coal sector are exaggerated, a new Bankwatch report reveals. Hardly any coal operations across the region are economically viable, and as a result many coal workers, especially in the mines, are set to lose their jobs, even if the plans for countless new power plants materialise. Governments, coal workers and their wider communities need to work together towards a just transition.
The great coal jobs fraud – unrealistic employment claims in southeast Europe
November 14, 2016
This report reveals how and why promises for new jobs in south-east Europe’s coal sector are exaggerated. Hardly any coal operations across the region are economically viable, and as a result many coal workers, especially in the mines, are set to lose their jobs, even if the plans for countless new power plants materialise. Governments, coal workers and their wider communities need to work together towards a just transition.
New South East Europe NGO scorecard report shows mixed progress towards a sustainable energy sector
November 8, 2016
Progress – albeit uneven – is being made towards increasing sustainability in South East Europe’s energy sector, according to a new scorecard report launched today by a group of NGOs. CO2 emissions, electricity losses and energy intensity have all seen decreases in most countries in the region, but less progress has been made on increasing the share of solar and wind energy and tackling corruption.
Sustainable energy: How far has South East Europe come in the last five years?
November 8, 2016
Countries of south-east Europe have outdated, polluting and wasteful energy systems. Change to this situation has been slow in coming. But are there signs of hope? This scorecard report seeks to answer this question by giving a glimpse into changes in the energy sector between 2010 and now.
