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Tschechische Regierung kippt Tagebau-Erweiterungsverbot

October 20, 2015

(nov-ost.info) Die tschechische Regierung hat das Moratorium zum weiteren Ausbau des Braunkohle-Tagebaus Bílina in Nordböhmen aufgehoben. Zur Begründung des Schritts führt das Industrieminister


CSOs deliver over 16 000 signatures for a cleaner energy future in Tirana

October 16, 2015

Tirana, Albania – A group of CSOs from South East Europe (SEE) delivered over 16 000 petition signatures to Miguel Arias Cañete, EU Commissioner for Energy and Climate Action and Co-Chair of the Ministerial Council of the Energy Community today before its meeting in Tirana, Albania.


Joint reaction on the Energy Community’s Roadmap from CEE Bankwatch Network and Climate Action Network Europe

October 16, 2015

On Friday 16th October the Ministerial Council meeting in Tirana adopted a Roadmap on the future of the Energy Community.


Public action: Mourning the demise of Czech responsibility for climate action

October 12, 2015

Video and pictures from a public action agains lifting the coal mining limits in the Czech Republic that so far have saved towns from being resettled.


Credit Agricole ne želi financirati TE Plomin C

September 30, 2015

Marubenijev financijski savjetnik neće financirati TE na ugljen u bogatijim zemljama


Major blow for Croatian coal plant as Crédit Agricole announces new coal power policy

September 30, 2015

Paris, France – Today’s publication of new criteria for coal-fired power plant financing by French bank Crédit Agricole suggests that the bank will not be able to finance the controversial €800 million Plomin C coal power plant in Croatia, believe campaign groups. The policy now rules out finance for coal power plants in high-income countries, which includes Croatia.


When environmental improvement becomes resettlement – lessons from Serbia’s Kolubara mine

September 25, 2015

European financial institutions and Serbian authorities have failed to address the human impacts of resettlement in Serbia’s lignite mining fields, a new study shows.


Međunarodna kampanja protiv Plomina C

September 11, 2015

Otpor protiv izgradnje termoelektrane Plomin C nastavlja jačati na međunarodnoj razini. Jučer su protiv ovog projekta održane dvije akcije – u Parizu i Zagrebu. Cilj obje akcije je prisiliti francusku banku Crédit Agricole, koja je preuzela ulogu financijskog savjetnika za Plomin C, da se povuče iz ovog projekta.


U Parizu prosvjed zbog Plomina C

September 11, 2015

Prosvjedna okupljanja protiv izgradnje TE Plomin C održana su ovih dana u Parizu i Zagrebu. Njihov cilj bio je prisiliti veliku francusku banku Crédit Agricole da se povuče iz ovog projekta. Ta je banka, inače, izabrana za financijskog savjetnika japanske tvrtke Marubeni u poslu oko izgradnje novog bloka plominske termoelektrane.


Crédit Agricole violating own coal policies with new Croatian power plant support – new report

September 10, 2015

French bank Crédit Agricole’s support for a proposed major new coal plant project in Croatia is inconsistent with the bank’s climate ambitions and its own sector policy on coal-fired power plants, according to a new study released today. The analysis, by Friends of the Earth France and Croatia, Zelena Istra, CEE Bankwatch Network and BankTrack, screens the risks of the 500 megawatt Plomin C project proposed for development in the picturesque Istrian peninsula, a popular international tourist destination.


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