The Ukraine conflict is as much an energy crisis as it is a war. Though the renewables transition should have been accelerated, it’s driven a fossil fuels revival instead, as the West invests in new natural gas suppliers to replace Russia. (...)
One and a half months have passed since Russia invaded Ukraine from the South, the East and Belarus.(...)
Russia’s aggression against Ukraine has changed everything. More than 900 Ukrainian civilians and 1300 soldiers killed since the start of the invasion on 24 February.(...)
On the 25th of January, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan suffered from a mysterious series of electrical power outages, plunging the region into chaos.(...)
It’s one of the fiercest environmental fights to hit Europe in decades. The battle: the future of a lignite coal mine located in Turów, in southwestern Poland.(...)
In the latest episode of the Eurasian Climate Brief, we speak to Georgian environmental researcher Mariam Devidze from the Green Alternative about the impact of international climate projects in her country.(...)
