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Balkan Addiction to Coal Worries Poznan Summit Panel
There will be no backtracking on environmental standards in the EU integration process of Western Balkan countries, Johannes Hahn, outgoing Enlargement Commissioner, warned on Thursday, speaking to a panel about the environment held during the West Balkans Summit in Poznan.
Catastrophic Policies Have Made Romania Energy Dependent
This amalgamation of factors has put great pressure on the 35 per cent of the electricity mix of Romania that relies on hydrocarbons - coal plus gas.
Against the backdrop of the cost problems facing Romanian coal production, the risk of a tumultuous and disordered energy transition is increasing.
Turkey produces 5.5 mln tons of lignite in month
Turkey's marketable production of lignite stood at 5.5 million tons February and hard coal stood at 96,079 tons, as 339,104 tons of coke were derived from hard coal in February, according to April 29 data by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK).
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Bulgaria Clings to Coal, Going Against Europe
As the European Union seeks to wean the continent off coal, Bulgaria is digging in, postponing tough decisions to the ultimate detriment of coal workers, taxpayers and the energy grid, experts warn.
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PPC receives six expressions of interest in coal-fired power plants
Greece's Public Power Corp (PPC) on Friday received six expressions of interest in three coal-fired power plants it is selling under a post-bailout agreement with its international lenders.
PPC, which is 51 percent state owned, relaunched the sale last week after a previous tender failed to attract satisfactory bids last month.
Coal-fired Power Plants of the Western Balkans Cost Bulgaria up to EUR 700m a Year
The European Union needs to take tougher measures for 16 power plants in 5 Western Balkan countries because the carbon dioxide and microparticles it throws are responsible for the deaths of more than 3,000 people each year, reports Dnevnik.
Do not want imported nuclear power to make up for coal phase-out: German minister
German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier tries to calm and to address students and pupils who staged a potest as part of the "Fridays for Future", on Jan. 25 in front of the Economy Ministry in Berlin where the coal commission met with the minister. Banner behind reads "meet climate goals".
Wind Turbines Contribute to Climate Change
Wind turbines, designed as an alternative to fossil fuels, still contribute to climate change due to the way they redistribute heat and moisture in the atmosphere, according to a study published Thursday, reports AFP.
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Data rooms for PPC units to be sold to open for two months
Investors interested in checking the financial data of the Public Power Corporation plants at Meliti and Megalopoli that are up for sale will have two months at their disposal.
However, it is common knowledge that the visit to the data rooms is not going to lead to any significant changes to the original estimate about a negative to very-high-risk investment.
Two workers killed in illegal mine collapse in Turkey's Zonguldak
Two workers were killed when an unlicensed coal mine collapsed in the Black Sea province of Zonguldak's Kilimli district on July 7, Demirören News Agency has reported.