Gas Campaigner
Email: gligor.radecic [at] bankwatch.orgTel.:
Gligor has more than 10 years of experience working and volunteering in the non-governmental sector in Croatia. Before joining Bankwatch, he spent 4 years working as a Legal Officer for a nature conservation NGO Association BIOM (BirdLife Croatia). He has a law degree from the University of Zagreb. He is based in Zagreb, Croatia, and speaks Croatian and English.
More from Gligor Radečić
People around the world are already feeling the brunt of the climate crisis on an almost daily basis. Most governments accept we are in the midst of a global climate crisis, including those controlling the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). And yet, Bankwatch’s recent analysis shows that during 2019-2020, the EBRD has awarded the fossil fuels industry more than USD 2 million every day on average. Two million dollars. Every single day.
Calls to curtail the expansion of fossil gas infrastructure are mounting, and on Friday (11 June) EU energy ministers have a chance to ensure Europe’s cross-border energy infrastructure is in line with the leadership role it has taken in the global effort to stem the climate crisis
The European Commission’s oversight of the sustainability assessments of priority-labelled gas infrastructure projects in the Western Balkans will be investigated by the European Ombudsman, following a Bankwatch complaint about their climate footprint.
