
First steps towards just transition in North Macedonia
March 31, 2021by Rosa Hergan While North Macedonia is considered one of the most advanced in the Western Balkans region when it comes to moving away from coal, the government...
Read moreby Rosa Hergan While North Macedonia is considered one of the most advanced in the Western Balkans region when it comes to moving away from coal, the government...
Read moreby Victoria Shevchuk Countries in the Western Balkans and Ukraine, which signed the Energy Community Treaty and joined the newly created Platform for Coal Regions in Transition, continue...
Read moreBy Lenka Ilcikova The time for the decarbonisation of existing district heating systems is “now or never”. To be clear, that means weaning off both coal and gas....
Read moreby Rosa Hergan Another winter draws to a close in the Western Balkans and little has changed when it comes to air pollution: cities were blanketed in thick...
Read moreby Jana Magdolenová and Mária Balková Is it possible to maximize the reduction of a building’s energy performance while not destroying the original architectonic concept and the architect’s...
Read moreby Rosa Hergan Even if it didn’t include any energy sector related goals in its electoral programme, experts still hope to see VETËVENDOSJE, the new governing party in...
Read moreby Silver Sillak People in Ida-Virumaa, the Estonian region currently transitioning away from shale oil dependency, have been experimenting with ‘policy co-design’ as a way to come up...
Read moreThe undersigned organisations call on Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and Czech Ministers to commit to a 2030 coal phase out date.
No longer waiting for the Polish government, the coal region Eastern Wielkopolska has committed to achieve climate neutrality in 2040, a whole decade before the entire EU. Actors...
Read moreAnalysis by Toma Pavlov In the EU’s poorest Member State, coal provides 40% of the electricity and the coal industry employs over 13,000 people. The government has resisted...
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