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Under heavy skies: dire results from first independent pollution monitoring in Montenegro

February 23, 2017 | Read more

It was ten in the evening on 17 December when my colleague and I arrived in Pljevlja, Montenegro. Although we could feel the smell of burnt coal already while driving there, the minute we set foot out of the car, the air was stifling. “This place remin

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February 16, 2017 | Read more

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Lack of transparency hindering Czech export agency

February 15, 2017 | Read more

Although not an institution that typically receives much fanfare, the export credit agency (ECA) in the Czech Republic has a poor track record worthy of more scrutiny. Its latest failure relates to a contract for the construction of a power plant in Tu

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[Campaign Update] New blow to Bosnia-Herzegovina coal plans as Energy Community requires changes to permit

February 15, 2017 | Read more

A new coal-fired power plant in Bosnia-Herzegovina will have adhere to stricter air quality standards, according to a new ruling by the Energy Community Secretariat. The decision comes in response to a complaint filed by the environmental NGO Ekotim regarding the environmental permit enabling the construction of the 350 MW Banovići power plant in north-eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina. The complaint, filed in July 2016, claimed that the Federal Ministry of Environment and Tourism had failed to require pollution limits as obliged under the Energy Community Treaty.

Comments on World Bank grievance measures for Kenya Electricity Expansion Project

February 9, 2017 | Read more

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