Extractivismo e financeirização – PORTUGUÉS odg / September 17, 2020 Como a Vale S.A. para que Mariana e Brumadinho não voltem a acontecer? Coordenação e edição:: Observatori del Deute en…
Cities VS multinationals odg / March 12, 2020 All over the world, and especially in Europe, cities have become a key battleground against the growing reach and power
Who Owns All The Pipelines? odg / September 10, 2019 A look at Europe’s 4 biggest gas transport companies: Fluxys, Enagás, GRTgaz and Snam Why is the EU still building
MythCat odg / May 30, 2018 For more than a decade, Enagás (in Spain) and Teréga, ex-TIGF, (in France) have been promoting the construction of the
Is Natural Gas a Friend of the Climate? odg / May 8, 2018 The general objective of this study is to evaluate the climate impacts of the gas supply chain: in particular, those
Smoke and Mirrors odg / January 30, 2018 The study shutters EU claims on climate benefits from flagship energy project; the Southern Gas Corridor. The controversial Southern Gas
BOOK: Global Gas Lock-in. Bridge to nowhere odg / October 18, 2017 Fossil gas is gaining ground and increasing in importance in the global energy scenario. There are numerous publications and studies
MAP: Global Gas Lock-in, a Bridge to Disaster odg / September 21, 2017 The large majority of Europe’s energy use today still depends on fossil fuels, mainly from oil, gas and coal. While
ENERGY COLONIALISM: THE EU’S GAS GRAB IN ALGERIA odg / October 10, 2016 During the first five months of 2015, Algeria witnessed an anti-fracking uprising. The people of the Algerian oil and gas-rich
Energy grabbing odg / June 8, 2015 This paper defines energy grabbing as a powerful concept that visualizes the impacts of high dependent energy consumers. The Spanish