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What is the current state of the just transition processes in Bulgaria?

January 30, 2023 | Read more

This briefing summarises just transition planning in Bulgaria thus far, reviewing the TJTPs’ compatibility with EU requirements and the overall process’s alignment with the partnership principle. It provides recommendations for improving just transition in the upcoming period.

Solar-powered district heating is the breath of fresh air Pljevlja residents deserve

January 25, 2023 | Read more

Speeding up investments in a sustainable district heating system powered by solar energy would not only help cut greenhouse gas emissions and heating bills; it would actually save lives.

Energy poverty in Latvia – from definition towards action

January 24, 2023 | Read more

This summary briefing reviews the state of energy poverty in Latvia, focusing on how this term is defined in Latvian law and practice and what programmes are in place to assist those struggling to pay for the energy they use.

How many elephants does it take to build a gas pipeline?

January 23, 2023 | Read more

In October 2022, the EBRD published no fewer than eight environmental and social assessments on the Greece – North Macedonia fossil gas pipeline for public consultation. Thousands of pages analyse every nook and cranny along the planned route, but fail to notice the elephant in the room: the project’s massive greenhouse gas emissions.

A landscape of coal lignite mine with forest in the background

Romania U-turns on decarbonisation to expand a lignite mine in Gorj and wipe out 106 hectares of forest

January 13, 2023 | Read more

The Romanian government is again acting contrary to its EU commitments.

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