Joint letter to Energy Community regarding Pljevlja coal power plant (Montenegro)

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23rd April 2021

Ten NGOs including HEAL have sent a complaint to the Energy Community Secretariat regarding Montenegro’s highly polluting Pljevlja coal power plant which has exceeded its allowed operating hours but is still running.

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