The Gastivists collective support grassroots groups opposing new gas infrastructure, facilitate the flow of information between NGOs and local groups, and help build an international movement to stop fossil gas.
COP 29 host Azerbaijan is using renewables to greenwash ethnic cleansing
In the region of Nagorno-Karabakh, a renewable energy project is providing cover-up for Azerbaijan’s recent ethnic cleansing of Armenians and its disastrous environmental record.
READ our report (a short read in the summary, deep dive in the full report), spread the word, and contact us if you would like to collaborate around this.
At Gastivists we are working hard to complexify our understanding of the energy transition. We are exploring how we can make sure our movement’s fights against gas and other fossil fuels don’t pave the way for projects like Azerbaijan’s renewables in Nagorno-Karabakh. We are doing this work under the umbrella of Energy Futures project, you can read more about here.
As we move past the one-year anniversary of the surge of violence that began on October 7 2023, a new analysis from the Gastivists Collective brings new data to the table regarding the connection between fossil gas, the Israeli state and Europe.
More information on this report here.
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Mentre ci avviciniamo al primo anniversario dell’ondata di violenza iniziata il 7 ottobre 2023, una nuova analisi del Gastivists Collective porta nuovi dati sul tavolo riguardo alla connessione tra gas fossile, stato israeliano ed Europa.
Want to learn more about what we do? Check out some of our projects:
Energy Futures Project
work in Central & Eastern Europe
