EASTERN EUROPE’S POWER SECTOR GOES GREEN
June 1st, 2010
BY MARK ROWE
WHEN it comes to the power sector, it certainly pays to be green in eastern Europe right now. The London-based European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), whose mandate is to bring sustainable development to eastern Europe and central Asia, has been especially active in promoting green energy across the region. In May, for instance, it issued a Euro EUR90 million funding project for green energy in Slovakia, bringing the amount granted to the country in the past three years to EUR150 million to finance 280 efficiency and renewable ...
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