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Fossil gas investments undermine green recovery in Romania

August 9, 2021

Despite strong criticism from the European Commission, the Romanian authorities are determined to use the EU recovery fund for massive investments in fossil gas and hydrogen.


Romania’s recovery and resilience plan: Investments and reforms conflicting with the decarbonisation process of the energy sector

August 8, 2021

As the European Commission is currently reviewing the Romanian Recovery and Resilience Plan, there is a risk that billions of euros in public money might end up supporting the fossil fuels industry. This briefing provides an analysis of the recovery pl


Gazul nu e „fit” pentru criza climatică

August 6, 2021

Statele membre ale Uniunii Europene au căzut de acord să contribuie activ la diminuarea schimbărilor climatice, iar din acest motiv a fost …


No renovation wave in sight across EU recovery plans in central and eastern Europe

July 26, 2021

In the national recovery and resilience plans, energy efficiency and building renovations can play a key role for Member States to achieve the required target of 37 per cent of expenditures related to climate. The potential to modernise buildings is the greatest in central and eastern Europe, where the building stock is particularly inefficient. But an assessment of eight national plans across the region finds uneven progress towards these aims. Christophe Jost of Bankwatch concludes that this is likely to hamper efforts to decarbonise the region’s building stock in line with the Renovation Wave´s ambitious objectives.


Central and Eastern Europe’s buildings renovation plans fall far short of 55% emissions cuts

July 16, 2021

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Romania: PNRR’s finances for green investments low

July 2, 2021

Bankwatch Romania and Declic performed an analysis which shows that only a quarter of the projects in the energy chapter that can be …


PNRR finanțează doar 3,4% din capacitățile energetice regenerabile asumate de România până în 2030 –Bankwatch

June 30, 2021

Planului Național de Redresare și Reziliență, a cărui aprobare de… Articolul apare prima dată în . [citeste]


O analiză pe PNRR demască haosul: TREI SFERTURI din proiectele finanțate POLUEAZĂ mediul

June 29, 2021

Bugetul Planului Naţional de Redresare şi Rezilienţă (PNRR) pentru energie este direcţionat greşit către proiecte distrugătoare pentru …


ONG: PNRR finanţează doar 3,4% din investiţiile în energii regenerabile asumate de România până în 2030

June 29, 2021

Bugetul PNRR pentru energie este direcţionat greşit către proiecte distrugătoare pentru mediu, iar PNRR finanţează doar 3,4% din …


ANALIZĂ: Planul Naţional de Redresare şi Rezilienţă finanţează doar 3,4% din investiţiile în energii regenerabile asumate de România până în 2030. Doar un sfert dintre proiectele din capitolul energie ce pot fi finanţate prin PNRR sunt cu adevărat verzi

June 29, 2021

Bugetul Planului Naţional de Redresare şi Rezilienţă (PNRR) pentru energie este direcţionat greşit către proiecte distrugătoare pentru …


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