Energiaklub has joined international NGOs and corporations, coordinated by e3G to call on the G20 to promote improvements in global energy productivity by giving energy efficiency investments the same...
More than 80% of the population feels the effects of climate change in their daily lives, and is worried about the climate change - reveals Energiaklub’s latest, country-wide representative survey...
Russian nuclear power plant from Russian loan in Hungary The Hungarian government stated that the nuclear power plant project in Paks is the deal of the century. The question is: for whom? Although...
Since 1995, household nominal electricity prices trippled or quadrupled in the Visegrad countries. Renewables are often blamed to be the key reason for more expensive electricity, but as studies done...
According to recent scientific research, Hungary is expected to be prone to extreme weather conditions in the future. In the summer, heat waves will be experienced more often and more strongly than...
Its natural characteristics, the steps already taken and the commitment from the leaders of the city enabled Szarvas to take on a 40%-emission-reduction by 2020, which is a significant goal compared...
In the first twenty years of operation, the project company will need yearly 330 million EUR capital injections from public money to keep the project going, and pay-off is feasible only if wholesale...
There is no need for Paks II, as Hungary could supply its future energy needs without a new nuclear power plant. This was revealed by a study, prepared by Energiaklub, which proposes a much more...
In the last two months Energiaklub organized 4 public roundtable events for citizens and the media under the name of „ Seriously about Paks”. The main theme was the new Paks2 nuclear power plant...
More than 50% of the world's population lives in cities. By 2050, this will increase to 75%. Cities globally are responsible for 50% of total waste, 75% of energy use and 80% of all CO 2 emissions. It...
The planned new nuclear power plant in Paks raises a number of economic, security, geopolitical and social problems. All these problems have barely been mentioned in the Hungarian public media...
12 June 2014, Budapest – The planned financing of the new Paks nuclear plant constitutes an unlawful state aid, and breaches the European rule of law multiple times, says Energiaklub and Greenpeace...