Energo - CEE/FSU Power

Serbia plans €15bn energy infrastructure investments

Serbia plans to invest approximately €15bn in energy infrastructure in the upcoming years, Milan Aleksic, assistant to the energy minister responsible for the electricity sector, told the CIGRE Serbia 2023 conference on electric power in Zlatibor.

Kosovo’s gross available electricity down 10% y/y in March

Uzbekistan makes moves towards competitive electricity, gas markets

Kyrgyz president renews invitation for foreign investment in small and medium hydro

Serbia's EPS signs technology licence contract with Danish FlSmidth

Albania hikes electricity exports in Q1

In the first quarter of 2023 Albania witnessed a significant increase in its electricity exports. Data from statistics office Instat show that gross exports, including exchanges, soared to 904 GWh from 373 GWh a year earlier, rising by 2.4 times.

Romania to fully supply Moldova with electricity and gas by 2031

Slovenia gradually moves closer to decision on Krsko nuclear power plant second unit

SEGE starts construction of 150MW agrisolar power plant in Kosovo

Russian coal shipments up 18% in 4M23

Shipment of all types of coal at Russian ports increased 18.3% in January-April 2023, Kommersant daily reported. In 2022, Russia's coal exports were down 1% to 221mn tonnes, according to the previous reports by the Ministry of Energy.

Serbia's Subcarlito to build four solar power plants in Subotica

Uzbekistan becomes Central Asia's number one in renewable energy

Heavy investment into a few mega projects means that power-hungry Uzbekistan now has about 2.6 GW of green energy capacity, ahead of Kazakhstan – the first country in Central Asia to invest into renewable power.

ENERGO: Uzbekistan becomes Central Asia's number one in renewable energy

NuScale secures $275mn financing for first SMR nuclear plant planned in Romania

Saudi ACWA Power to deliver $4.1bn of green hydrogen and wind projects in Uzbekistan

DTEK energises new wind farm as war continues in Ukraine

DTEK Group, Ukraine’s largest private energy company, has energised the first 114-MW phase of the 500-MW Tyligulska wind power plant in Ukraine as war continues.

Serbia’s transmission system operator partners with Energy Exemplar for modelling software

US tops up energy grants for Moldova by nearly $300mn

CEZ shares plunge after Czech cabinet lowers voting threshold

Legislative change will make it easier for the state to split the power company up and nationalise nuclear division.

French-owned Expur builds €15mn CHP power unit at its Romanian plant

Ukraine increases payments to renewable energy producers, ensuring stability and debt reduction, says chairman of the Energy Committee.

The Ukrainian state has increased payments to renewable energy producers this year, according to Andrii Gerus, the chairman of the Energy Committee, Ukraine Business News reported on May 18.

Russian nuclear major Rosatom pushes Northern Sea Route to oil companies