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Home > Archives for economic feasibility

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[Campaign update] Montenegro drops Skoda Praha as partner for Pljevlja II coal plant – now time to drop the project altogether

January 4, 2018

Another nail is in the coffin of the controversial Pljevlja II coal power plant in Montenegro with the main contractor exiting the project.


Price tag of Georgia’s Nenskra dam goes through the roof

December 4, 2017

New information reveals the disproportionate price that Georgia’s government guarantees to pay for electricity from the Nenskra dam. The increasingly unfavourable economics strengthen calls to finally make the project’s contract publicly available.


Planned coal power in the Balkans will breach new EU pollution standards – analysis

June 14, 2017

Almost none of the new coal power plants planned in the Western Balkans will meet new, stricter EU pollution standards, according to a new analysis by CEE Bankwatch Network, released today.


Guest post: The last coal plant in the Western Balkans?

September 20, 2016

The Stanari lignite power plant in Bosnia officially starts operations today. If we are to have any hope of tackling climate change, it had better be the last one in the region.


Montenegrin power plant feasible only with creative accounting

August 1, 2016

Just as everyone else was going on holiday, on Friday night the Montenegrin parliament approved two decisions laying the ground for the controversial Pljevlja II lignite power plant. But a look at the project documentation released by the government shows that the project’s economics only add up with some giant leaps of faith.


Bosnia and Herzegovina signs deal for Tuzla 7 coal plant construction – but its economics are shrouded in mystery

May 4, 2016

In spite of an updated construction contract for a new unit at the Tuzla coal-fired power plant, the project’s economic feasibility remains a puzzle with missing pieces.


Expert analysis confirms Croatian Plomin C coal plant is economically unfeasible

March 3, 2016

Responding to the lack of official economic data for Croatia’s Plomin C coal project, a new analysis finds that the project is highly risky.


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