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The World Bank’s Bad Energy-Policy Call in Kosovo
We’ve just published a study concluding that the proposed coal-fired New Kosovo Power Plant—if it’s built—would increase electricity prices by as much as 50 percent in Kosovo and damage the economy of the small country.
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Shame on the World Bank for Supporting an Absurdly Expensive Coal-Fired …
The lignite-fired New Kosovo Power Plant project has been under development for more than a decade, yet there is still an astonishing lack of official information about it. What little detail has emerged now and again has changed from year to…
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IEEFA India: How $1 Billion in World Bank Lending Is Helping Drive a Solar Boom
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… Would Be a Far Cheaper Way to Power Kosovo Than What the World Bank Wants to Do
A preponderance of evidence supports our view that renewable energy would be cheaper and cleaner than the proposed coal-fired New Kosovo Power Plant.
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IEEFA Europe: World Bank says renewable energy, efficiency are Kosovo’s …
World Bank says renewable energy, efficiency are Kosovo’s …
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Report Questions World Bank and U.S. Involvement in East Europe Coal-Fired …
CLEVELAND, Jan 11, 2016 (IEEFA) – The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis today published a study concluding that the proposed coal-fired New Kosovo Power Plant would likely drive up electricity prices by 50 percent in…
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How Reserve Bank of India can play a role in building resilience against …
Central banks need to conduct stress tests of the financial system …
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Investment Bank Blindness to Risk in Fossil-Fuel Sector
When did the finance industry abandon basic long-term business and investment principles?
And why does an environmental organization have to play the role of canary in the coal mine?
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Norden is Leading the World on Fossil Fuel Divestment
The Nordic region is leading the world when it comes to divesting from thermal coal.
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