In this latest Analyst Note from the Power and Utilities team we explain the financial implications of recent changes to coal power economics in the EU. In doing so, we argue EU policymakers and investors need to prepare for no hard coal generation by 2025 and no lignite by 2030.
EU politics
Medecins Sans Frontieres: Samos: Where Europe lost its values and moral responsibility
A new prison-like camp on the Greek island of Samos marks a dangerous turn of European migration policy. Read here A Greek national flag and a European Union flag flutter at a newly inaugurated closed-type […]
EU politics
Nate Bear: EU Science Grants Are Funding Israeli Military Technology
The EU’s Horizon Programme has pumped billions of euros into Israel’s military-industrial complex, including millions since Israel was accused of genocide. It is high time to exclude Israel from EU Horizon Read Article HERE Licensed […]
Austerity
thejournal. ie: Have €42,500? That’s the amount of public debt hanging over the head of every person living in the State
IRELAND’S PUBLIC DEBT rose to €206 billion last year, an increase of €5 billion, according to a government report published today. The annual report on Public Debt states this is the equivalent of €42,500 for […]
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