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Bancos y la financiación de combustibles fósiles: Lo que las empresas no dijeron en la Cumbre sobre la Acción Climática (2)

October 7, 2019

Bancos y la financiación de combustibles fósiles: Lo que las empresas no dijeron en la Cumbre sobre la Acción Climática.


Za wcześnie, by ogłaszać sukces Planu Junckera?

October 2, 2019

Zbyt małe wsparcie dla inwestycji na rzecz środowiska czy przekazywanie środków finansowych dla niewłaściwych regionów to jedne z krytycznych uwag raportu na temat „Planu Junckera”, przygotowanego przez europejskie organizacje pozarządowe „Counter Balance” oraz „Bankwatch”.


REFILE-Polish coal-burning companies find ways to win big bank backing

April 26, 2017

WARSAW/LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) – Many Western banks and finance institutions have pledged to divest from coal, but this has not stopped at least one Polish utility that is expanding its use of the fossil fuel from securing funding through banks and


[Campaign update] Montenegro’s Pljevlja coal plant is running out of time to secure financing

September 22, 2016

The Czech daily Hospodarske Noviny (English: “Economic Newspaper”) is reporting today that the Czech Export Bank (CEB) and export insurance agency EGAP may not be be able to finance the Pljevlja II lignite power plant in Montenegro due to new OECD rules entering force on 1 January 2017.


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