Who Owns All The Pipelines?
A look at Europe’s 4 biggest gas transport companies: Fluxys, Enagás, GRTgaz and Snam Why is the EU still building new and unnecessary gas pipelines
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Tourism: the false fix – concentration of profits and social debt
This ODG research starts to look at the relationship of debt and financialisation with tourism, and how they act though this industry, that is deeply affecting
The risks of Public-Private Partnerships: the case of Renace in Guatemala
New report of the Debt Observatory on Globalisation (ODG) describes how Renace was implemented and what risks this PPP project implies in Guatemala. The construction
History RePPPeated: How public private partnerships are failing
From the complete failure of the Castor Project in Spain, to an overpriced hospital in Sweden, projects financed by the European Investment Bank (EIB) make
Is Natural Gas a Friend of the Climate?
The general objective of this study is to evaluate the climate impacts of the gas supply chain: in particular, those associated with liquefied natural gas
Smoke and Mirrors
The study shutters EU claims on climate benefits from flagship energy project; the Southern Gas Corridor. The controversial Southern Gas Corridor, the EU’s flagship energy
Mega-infrastructure as a mechanism of indebtedness
ODG’s publication “Mega-infrastructure as a mechanism of indebtedness – the risk of illegitimate, ecological and gender debt” analyses the main mechanisms of indebtedness that mega-infrastructure
Care debt: patriarchy and capital on the offensive, feminist economics as a proposal
In recent years, the concept of “care debt”, associated with the time and work women have devoted to domestic and care tasks, has been widespread,
BOOK: Global Gas Lock-in. Bridge to nowhere
Fossil gas is gaining ground and increasing in importance in the global energy scenario. There are numerous publications and studies evaluating the risk of fuels