Tag Archives: Coal

Climate Change, Coal and Curbing a Lobbyocracy?

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Rachel Tansey

All EU Member States face lobbying from fossil fuel companies, and singling out any specific country does not alter the fact that it is endemic. However, a couple of very pertinent case studies have recently come to QCEA’s attention, documenting … Continue reading →

Posted in Democratic Accountability, Sustainable Energy Security | Tagged CCS, CEE Bankwatch, Central European Energy Partners, Climate change, CO2 reduction target, Coal, Council of the European Union, European Parliament (EP), Jan Kulczyk, Lobbying, Północ power plant, Poland, Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions, United Kingdom (UK) | Leave a comment

Poland’s energy and environment chameleon shows his true colours

Posted on June 30, 2011 by Rachel Tansey

The Polish Minister for the Environment, Andrzej Kraszewski, has been sending some very mixed messages. Poland begins its first 6 month rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union on the 1st of July, and is therefore under increasing … Continue reading →

Posted in Sustainable Energy Security | Tagged Andrzej Kraszewski, Banktrack, CEE Bankwatch, Climate change, CO2 reduction target, Coal, demand reduction, economic consequences, Energy Demand, Energy Efficiency, Energy Savings, EU energy and climate package, European Economic Congress, European Union (EU), European Voice, Financial Times, Green Week, Low-carbon Roadmap 2050, PAP, Poland, Polish Presidency, Polish Press Agency, Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Resource efficiency | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Coal

Climate Change, Coal and Curbing a Lobbyocracy?

Poland’s energy and environment chameleon shows his true colours

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