by Václava Marková, Centre for Transport and Energy Representatives of the five political parties set to form the new Czech government signed a coalition agreement at the beginning...
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by Victoria Shevchuk Why do most here see the just transition as threat to their well-being? The coal industry is the definition of stability for those who were...
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by Pippa Gallop This second article in our series introducing the new Political Economy of Energy Transition in Southeast Europe – Barriers and Obstacles study by Friedrich Ebert...
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by Alina Pogoda (Polish Green Network) What to do after shutting down a power plant? How to effectively cooperate with trade unions and businesses? Konin has become the...
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by Pippa Gallop A new study by the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Southeast Europe Dialogue and Bankwatch analyses barriers to a sustainable energy transition in Southeast Europe and suggests...
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European coal regions want to reward polluters rather than exclude them though the support from the Just Transition Fund, concludes an analysis by the World Wildlife Fund. All...
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by Victoria Shevchuk With summer over, everyone’s attention will increasingly turn towards heating, air quality, and the energy sector in general. And, while we noted some progress this...
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By Natasa Kovacevic, Bankwatch district heating coordinator Can you imagine, instead of hearing each year how Tuzla and Pljevlja are among the most polluted towns in Europe, that actually they...
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author: Mária Balková Start a fire, set up a tent and find a plug for the refrigerator. In the forest. Scouts will teach you all this and they...
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by Alina Pogoda, Polish Green Network The latest report of the Polish Institute for Structural Research predicts such a level of labour shortages in the next years in...
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