French state-owned companies need to phase out coal projects in Turkey
Turkey could become the new climate bomb in Europe, supported by French government-owned companies. NGOs from across Europe are asking France to end coal projects in Turkey.
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Southeast Europe must close the gap on energy efficiency, says new report
Countries of Southeast Europe (SEE) waste much more energy than the members of the European Union, according to a new report published today by a group of civil society organizations from […]
Beyond Borders: How Energy Union can turn the tide against coal in the Western Balkans
This report by CAN Europe the implications of the Energy Union Framework for the Western Balkans and proposes improvements to the existing cooperation tools between the EU and its friends in […]
The European Commission can turn the tide against coal in the Western Balkans
During today’s Western Balkans Summit taking place in Vienna, representatives of the European Commission, including Maroš Šefčovič, Federica Mogherini and Johannes Hahn will be looking for means to revive the […]
Serbia’s climate action plan undermines prospects of its EU accession
Today Serbia has announced its contribution to the Paris climate agreement. The emission reduction the country is planning to achieve are far below the EU’s target. According to Climate Action […]
Serbia’s Contribution To The Paris Climate Agreement
A year ago devastating floods in Serbia exposed the country’s vulnerability to the impacts of climate change. Until then the imperative to reduce harmful emissions of carbon was absent from […]
European trends show no future for coal in Southeast Europe
This Op-Ed was published on Energetika.net on 19.5.2015 (behind paywall)
Coal overshadows EU membership prospects of the Western Balkans
EU accession for Western Balkans countries must go hand in hand with environmental and climate action.
Submission on the Future of the Energy Community (2015)
CAN Europe submission to the public consultation on the Options for Implementation of Proposals on the Future of the Energy Community. We call for the Energy Community to include a functioning […]
South East Europe should not become a dumping ground for dirty energy projects, say MEPs
Last Friday, 6th March, Chairs of the European Parliament Delegations for six* EU accession countries and the Vice-President of the European Parliament sent a letter to Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič and […]