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Phasing out coal in Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic: coordinated energy policies are needed
Phasing out coal from the electricity sector is crucial for Europe’s coal triangle: Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic. The move away from coal in one country will not count if neighbouring countries continue to produce energy from coal.
Kosovo to expand its wind capacity with 57.5 mln euros EBRD loan
Kosovo, a country heavily reliant on coal, took a major step towards the decarbonisation of its electricity sector with the help of a 57.5 mln euros loan from the EBRD to finance the construction of a 105 MW wind farm.
DNV GL: the decarbonisation is not happening fast enough
For DNV GL, the decarbonisation is not happening fast enough. Although carbon emissions have peaked in 2019, they will not fall sufficiently by 2050 and DNV GL estimates a rise in average global temperatures of 2.3°C above pre-industrial levels.
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PGNiG further extends cooperation with Aker BP building a substantial portfolio in the region
PGNiG Supply & Trading signed a contract with Aker BP for the sales and purchase of natural gas produced on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, another cornerstone in successfully building a substantial portfolio in the region.
New gas-fired heating plant to lower emissions in the Czech Republic
Spolana Neratovice, a member of Unipetrol Group, has commissioned a new heating plant to generate the steam needed for its operations, significantly decreasing the volume of substances emitted into the atmosphere.
Projects from CEE among the winners of the Natura 2000 Awards
A trans-boundary project involving partners in Romania, Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Ukraine is among the winners of the Natura 2000 Awards for 2020. In addition, the special European Citizens’ Award went to a project from Bulgaria.
Driving an electric car from Croatia to the Black Sea, using only one application? Yes, you can!
In a perfect world of electric mobility, every Electric Vehicles’ driver should be able to recharge everywhere and at any time. For those drivers that live and commute across CEE, the ideal e-mobility world is becoming a reality.