Although accelerating the rollout of renewable energy is welcome and necessary, it mustn’t hamper biodiversity protection. Moreover, the principles of the energy transition must be fair and democratic,...
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The decarbonisation of Western Balkan economies is a topic of great debate, particularly in the context of the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans and the draft revisions...
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European funds play a crucial role in financing green investments in Poland. Although the country is currently ineligible to receive funds under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF)...
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‘In the current stage of the just transition process, we must shift from planning to implementation’, emphasised Commissioner Elisa Ferreira in her opening speech at the fourth Annual...
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The just transition process aims to reshape the socio-economic future of regions eligible for the Just Transition Fund. It is therefore crucial that this process is inclusive and...
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Investors complain about excessive administrative requirements to build wind farms, but the poorly-controlled proliferation of hydropower plants indicates a dearth of environmental and social safeguards. How can sustainable...
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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s draft NECP finally looks to the future, plans no new fossil fuel power plants and significantly scales back unrealistic hydropower plans. But existing coal plants...
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Serbia’s draft National Energy and Climate Plan is currently on public consultation until 28 July. But despite some positive measures, it raises more questions than it answers. Serbia’s...
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The just transition of coal regions in Ukraine has encountered numerous challenges over the years. Recently, the most significant barrier has been the full-scale war in the country,...
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Read an article in Estonian about the just transition progress in Ida-Virumaa after the approval of the Territorial Just Transition Plan. Õlitehase ehituse lõpuleviimine mõjutab oluliselt Ida-Virumaa püüdlusi...
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