Estonia needs a plan – and support – to get rid of its dirty oil shale
03. september 2018
ERL energiaeksperdi ja CEE Bankwatch Networki eestipoolse koordinaatori Teet Randma artikkel põlevkivist, mis ilmus ka väljaannetes Energypost.eu ja Estonianworld.com.
Estonia is the second largest emitter of CO2 per capita in the European Union and by far the most carbon-intensive economy among the OECD countries. The reason for that is oil shale, sedimentary rock that has been mined in Estonia for electricity generation since the fifties and, since recently, have also been used for liquid diesel fuel production.
