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Otvoren postupak protiv BiH zbog garancija za TE Tuzla blok 7

April 3, 2019

Mutna posla – BiH garantira kredit čiji iznos baš i nije fiksiranSource: Otvoren postupak protiv BiH zbog garancija za TE Tuzla blok 7


RUSKI RULET SA ŽIVOTIMA GRAĐANA: Blok 7 TE Tuzla znači još 50 godina zagađenja tuzlanskog kantona

April 2, 2019

Donosioci odluka uopšte ne vode brigu o dugoročnom interesu građana u BiH.Source: RUSKI RULET SA ŽIVOTIMA GRAĐANA: Blok 7 TE Tuzla znači još 50 godina zagađenja tuzlanskog kantona


EU-regler ignoreras – miljardbelopp går till kolindustrin

April 2, 2019

I sydöst ignoreras EU:s regler för energimarknaden och kolindustrin tar årligen emot subventioner på 25 miljarder kronor, visar en ny rapport. Det ekonomiska stödet försvårar för länderna att nå målen om minskade utsläpp.Source: EU-regler ignoreras – m


Reakcije na kineski kredit: ‘Još pola stoljeća zagađenja u BiH’

April 1, 2019

Delegati Doma naroda Parlamenta Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine izjasnili su se za davanje saglasnosti za kreditno zaduženje preduzeća Elektroprivreda BiH kod Izvozno-uvozne banke Kine radi izgradnje Bloka 7 Termoelektrane Tuzla. Ranije su to učinili i


Slovak aspects of the EIB Energy Lending Policy

March 31, 2019

One of the biggest challenges in Slovakia is to ensure systematic support for the development of decentralised, non-fossil and sustainable energy system. The European Investment Bank (EIB) already invested far too much into fossil gas (77 per cent of a


When the EU’s bank can’t kick the fossil fuels habit

March 27, 2019

As the European Investment Bank (EIB) is nowadays preparing a new Energy Lending Policy to guide its investment in energy projects, it seems the world’s largest public lender is not willing to acknowledge its contribution to climate change, the biggest crisis currently facing humanity.


Energy Community: Western Balkan coal subsidies worth over 1.2 billion euros in 2017

March 25, 2019

For immediate release. Energy Community countries propped up coal mining and electricity generation with direct and indirect public subsidies totalling at least 2.4 billion annually, out of which around half were provided by Western Balkan countries, shows a study (1) released today by the Vienna-based Secretariat of the Energy Community Treaty, the international treaty working to integrate the energy markets of the EU with those of its neighbours.


Romania’s dodgy math: will the country retire 2.2 GW of coal by the end of 2019?

March 13, 2019

Romania’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) contains dodgy maths that seems to imply the country will retire 2.2 GW of coal by the end of 2019, according to an analysis of the document published today by Bankwatch Romania.


Coal in the Romanian National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)

March 13, 2019

Romania was among the countries which managed to submit its draft NECP before the deadline at the end of 2018. This came at a cost – a very limited period for consultations (only ten days), a fact which was signalled by most interested stakeholders. Th


Energy Community: Bosnia-Herzegovina guarantee for Chinese loan for Tuzla 7 is state aid, breaks EU law

March 5, 2019

The Energy Community confirmed today that the loan guarantee the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina Parliament wants to approve for the EUR 614 million China Exim Bank loan for the Tuzla 7 coal power plant indeed constitutes state aid according to EU law. The Energy Community had commissioned an expert analysis to look into the issue following a complaint by Aarhus Resource Centre and Bankwatch.


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