by Rosa Hergan With two new coal power plants in the planning pipeline, soaring levels of sulphur dioxide and particulate matter (PM) emitted by the existing fleet of...
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by 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...
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by 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...
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by 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...
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by 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...
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The new Prime Minister of Montenegro, Zdravko Krivokapic, has pledged that his government’s programme will be based on a 4E approach, meaning energy, efficiency, economy and ecology, to...
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Kosovo has found itself at a crossroads after power developer ContourGlobal began an arbitration process, seeking compensation over a scrapped project to build a 500-megawatt coal-fired power plant....
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As the European Commission gears up to launch an Initiative meant to help coal regions in the Western Balkans and Ukraine transition to sustainable economies, Bankwatch publishes today...
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Earlier this month, the European Commission launched a tender procedure for the operation of the Secretariat of the Initiative for Coal Regions in Transition in the Western Balkans...
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Decision-makers in Serbia are very far from the idea of preparing for a just transition, so civil society will have to play a key role in opening up...
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