10 January 2020

Zala Primc

Zala studied Social Sciences in Ljubljana and Lisbon and worked for various student, worker and human rights organisations, such as Amnesty International, before she became engaged in environmental campaigning. She joined the Europe Beyond Coal Secretariat in 2019 after being an international project lead for Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe. She is passionate about progressive social change, climate justice, direct democracy and supporting local communities and grassroots movements. She speaks English, German and Slovene.

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03 March 2023

WARSAW, 2 March 2023 – Poland’s Ministry for Climate and Environment has approved a 21-year licence extension for the country’s […]

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27 April 2023

This briefing analyses the way that seven European countries (Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Poland and Romania) responded to […]

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03 February 2023

WARSAW, 3 February 2023 – Despite the Polish and Czech governments shaking hands in early 2022 on a 45 million […]

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05 April 2023

5 April 2023 – While Europe needs to decarbonize electricity production by 2035 to limit warming to 1.5°C, a new report finds that banks and investors have provided billions of dollars in support to the gas power industry since 2019 [1]. The report’s authors, including Reclaim Finance and Beyond Fossil Fuels, call on financial institutions to restrict support for gas power in Europe to avoid locking-in carbon emissions on a huge scale, and increasing the level of stranded assets by 2035.

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