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Guest post: Dr. Kim’s World Bank legacy hinges on Kosovo climate test

March 12, 2014

Environmentalists and public finance watchdogs are taking to twitter today to urge World Bank president Dr. Jim Yong Kim to head his own rhetoric and reject the Kosovo coal power plant.


Guest post: A Balkan lesson for coal investors

January 28, 2014

When Dr. Kim, President of the World Bank, and leaders of other international financial institutions ponder funding new coal power projects this year – like the one in Kosovo – there’s one word that should be seared into their memories: Sostanj.


Guest post: End to UK coal investments overseas welcome – but it must include Kosovo

November 22, 2013

United in spirit with yesterday’s blog post on the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s coal lending, Visar Azemi from the Kosovo Civil Society Consortium for Sustainable Development calls on the UK government to not support the Kosova e Re lignite power plant via the World Bank and make its promise to end overseas coal financing a reality.


EBRD with disastrous start in Kosovo, European Parliament not amused

April 19, 2013

The European Parliament yesterday chastised the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development for its explicit interest in financing a new lignite-fired power plant in Kosovo. NGOs hope the bank will pay more attention to the Parliament than it did to civil society and energy experts so far.


European Parliament wants green energy, not coal, as part of Kosovo integration

April 19, 2013

The European Parliament yesterday blasted the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) for considering financing of the planned USD 2 billion Kosova e Re lignite power plant near Pristina.


[Campaign update] Woes in Kosovo’s energy sector trigger demand for Minister’s removal

March 18, 2013

Amid increasing public outcry over electricity prices and the privatisation of the KEDS distribution company, KOSID, an industrious NGO coalition from Kosovo has called for the dismissal of Besim Beqaj, the country’s Minster for Economic Development.


Anti-coal campaign in Kosovo puts focus on health

February 4, 2013

A campaign against a new lignite power plant in Kosovo uses World Bank figures to highlight the health damage resulting from pollution.


Off on the wrong foot in Kosovo? A lignite power plant and the EBRD

January 25, 2013

Notwithstanding the dominance of lignite in Kosovo’s energy mix, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development may get involved with yet another lignite project in the Western Balkans.


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