Energy and extractives
Overview of articles
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Energy giant RWE withdraws billion-euro claim against the NetherlandsPosted in category:News
Bart-Jaap VerbeekPublished on: -
Council urges Port of Amsterdam to stop importing blood coalPosted in category:News
Camiel DoniciePublished on: -
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Solving climate change means shifting the “growth at all costs” mentalityPosted in category:Opinion
Audrey GaughranPublished on:
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Phasing-out fossil fuel subsidies in the Netherlands Published on:
Rodrigo FernandezPosted in category:Publication
Rodrigo Fernandez
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New study estimates the Netherlands’ fossil fuel subsidies at €37.5 billion per yearPosted in category:News
Rodrigo FernandezPublished on:
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Shell’s risky bet on climate chaos. The deceptive path to net zero.Posted in category:News
Rodrigo FernandezPublished on: -
Shell’s extreme brand of disaster capitalismPosted in category:Opinion
Rodrigo FernandezPublished on:
Rodrigo Fernandez
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Stranded Published on:
Rodrigo FernandezPosted in category:Publication
Rodrigo Fernandez
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Shell Games: A UK court case has big ramifications for climate justice globallyPosted in category:Opinion
Audrey GaughranPublished on:
Audrey Gaughran
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RWE’s arbitration case against Dutch state over coal ban inadmissible under EU lawPosted in category:News
Bart-Jaap VerbeekPublished on: -
Tax avoidance in Mozambique’s extractive industriesPosted in category:Long read
Vincent KiezebrinkPublished on: -
The treaty trap: The miners Published on:
Vincent KiezebrinkPosted in category:Publication
Vincent Kiezebrink
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The treaty trap: The gas companies Published on:
Vincent KiezebrinkPosted in category:Publication
Vincent Kiezebrink
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Oil and gas multinationals avoid up to $2 billion in taxes in MozambiquePosted in category:News
Vincent KiezebrinkPublished on: -
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SOMO position paper on draft Critical Raw Materials RegulationPosted in category:Published on:Statement
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“Blood coal” complaint alleges complicity of European energy companies in abusesPosted in category:NewsPublished on:
