The Global Launch of the World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2019 (WNISR2019) is taking place on 24 September 2019 at the Central European University (CEU) in Budapest. The event is opened by CEU...
Fleshfloods caused by heavy rains? Intolerable heatwaves? Destructive stroms? Quite common phenomenons nowadays, to which we have to adapt. In the framework of the ' Berlin-Budapest climate dialogue'...
Violations of the environmental assessment procedure for Hungarian Paks II nuclear power plant Affected Organizations and Individuals Appeal to the UN Aarhus Convention Committee in Geneva Geneva, May...
The share of renewables in all four Visegrad countries (Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia; also V4 countries) is one of the lowest in EU-28 and well below the EU average. Energy policy designers...
The former CEO of Hungary’s state energy giant, MVM, was sentenced to five years in jail at the end of February. István Kocsis and his accomplices also have to repay 2 billion Hungarian forints...
Immense background radiation, high activity waste in the storages, toxic waste leakage into the ground water - such news got through to us from several sources apropos of the waste disposal facility...
Between the 14 and 17 November together with activists from Pécs we went on a study trip. Young and middle aged people, students, journalists and researchers have joined Energiaklub, from different...
In the heart of the Mecsek hills a company with a mysterious background plans to open a uranium mine: formerly called Wildhorse, now it’s under the name of Hungarian Uranium Resources Ltd. Mecsek is...
Hungary is home to a number of nuclear facilities. While the Paks nuclear power plant is known to everybody, the nuclear disposal site in Püspökszilágy is less recognized. Besides, there are several...
After Energiaklub requested the official data in vain, we measured over 30 degree water temperatures in the Danube at several points on Friday, one of the last days of the heat wave, at the Paks...
Energiaklub published nine guidelines to follow in the management of radioactive waste (and spent nuclear fuel).
A new study, launched today during the Climate Change Conference in Bonn, finds that revolving doors in Europe are a widespread phenomenon. Although the research is far from being exhaustive, only in...