By Alina Pogoda (Polska Zielona Siec) Eastern Wielkopolska is the coal region in Poland which has the most ambitious plans to move away from coal: authorities want a...
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by mPower How to renew cities with citizen-led renewable energy and building retrofits? Energy Cities and RES Foundation hosted an mPower webinar to help municipalities and communities across...
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by Ana Stojilovska (Central European University) Energy poverty tends to get marginalised in policy dialogues about a just energy transition, argues Ana Stojilovska, a PhD Candidate at the...
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by Europe Beyond Coal A leaked Romanian government document entitled Flagship reforms of the Romanian Recovery and Resilience Plan indicates that Romania intends to phase out coal by 2032. The...
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by Pippa Gallop Earlier this week, Serbian media announced that plans for the new 350 MW Kolubara B coal power plant have been halted. This is a strong...
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by Rosa Hergan Participation and co-design clad the EU’s just transition architecture, but the reality of devising Territorial Just Transition Plans (TJTP) doesn’t always hold up to these...
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By Madis Vasser May 7 was indeed a Friday for Future in Estonia, as a district court suspended the construction permit for a shale oil plant issued previously...
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By Alina Pogoda and Rafal Rykowski (Polska Zielona Siec) Instead of subsidising the mining industry in Silesia, available funds should be spent on creating new jobs for miners...
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by Rosa Hergan A local Just Transition Platform in Pljevlja is calling on the government to initiate a just transition process in their region, where the Pljevlja thermal...
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By Madis Vasser Together with a group of other environmental groups in the country, Bankwatch member group Estonian Green Movement (EGM) has published an Energy Vision for Estonia,...
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