The 5th Interregional Exchange Event of the REBUS project was organized on the 31st of January and 1st of February 2018 in Krakow, Poland, gathering representatives from 8 EU countries to jointly...
Energiaklub has been following and working on the issue of the Paks-2 nuclear project since 2008: We collect, request, process and publish information and facts so that the general public can access...
Energiaklub Climate Policy Institute has signed a call for real solutions to our impending climate crisis, in particular sustainable renewable energy and energy efficiency, instead of rehabilitating...
The Municipality of Sárvár, as a pioneer in Hungary, decided to develop a local Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan (SECAP), and assigned this task to Energiaklub. The methodology of the...
Recently, t he Hungarian government furtively withdrew the two most controversial changes of the Nuclear Energy Act. These in December 2016 passed amendments allowed the government to bypass with a...
Climate adaptation related resilience forums have been organized in Georgia and Armenia between 29 May and 2 June with the participation of Visegrad 4 (V4) experts from Hungary, Slovakia, Poland and...
Energiaklub and Greenpeace Hungary submitted an appeal against the environmental license of the Paks II project as the Environmental Impact Study (EIS) used as a basis for the license is missing key...
The recent decision of the European commission confirms that the planned Paks II nuclear investment involves state aid. This means that the government needs to devote hundreds, possibly that thousands...
Energiaklub has launched the ’Pakskontroll’ campaign three years ago, when an intergovernmental agreement, along with three other framework agreements on the construction, operation and fuel supply of...
Humanity has used nuclear energy for over half a century, and it has yet to find a feasible solution to process radioactive waste that will emit radiation for hundreds of thousands of years. At the...
Our latest study by the Corruption Research Center Budapest (CRCB) explores what is known as the MET-case, based on documents, company data, media publications and interviews performed during the...