Energo - CEE/FSU Power
Armenian hydropower plant owned by ex-prosecutor general’s son ‘fined for not returning enough water to river’
IEA talks up CCUS as key to reducing emissions
CCUS has a vital role to play in limiting global warning, the IEA says, but more investment and research is needed
Lithuania to make new appeal to EU energy commissioner over Belarus’ NPP
Polish miners escalate protests as restructuring talks with government stall
Warsaw has proposed that coal’s share in electricity generation will fall to 37-56% in 2030 and then to just 11-28% in 2040. Miners flatly reject the plan.
EBRD arranges financing for Kazakh solar plant
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is organising a $42.6mn financing package for the construction of a 76-MW peak solar plant in Kazakhstan’s Karaganda region.
Georgia looks to green hydrogen
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has accepted a request from the Georgian government to explore the country’s potential for generating green hydrogen
Ukraine's president orders completion of reactors at Khmelnytskyi NPP
Georgian oil company GOGC refinances $250mn eurobonds with EBRD loan
Gazprom asks for talks with Moldova on $6bn gas debt
Polish miners begin strike in fear of Poland’s decarbonisation plans
Turkey’s Enerjisa obtains €650mn loan from Akbank, Garanti BBVA, Isbank, HSBC, ING and TEB
NRG: Steps being taken in several directions
EBRD and Green Climate Fund award $4mn loan to financial leasing company in Mongolia
Georgia considers using green hydrogen to store hydropower
Lithuania's bullish Ignitis Grupe sets IPO price range valuing company at up to €2.1bn
State-run energy group has set a price range of €22.5-€28 for its shares and global depository receipts for the upcoming IPO in Vilnius and London.
EBRD to provide $42.6mn for construction of solar plant in Kazakhstan
Turkey extends feed-in-tariff for renewable energy plants till June 2021
Azerbaijan, Iran discuss progress on Khoda-Afarin and Qiz Qala'si hydroelectric dam projects
Sberbank starts taking climate risk seriously
Russia’s Sberbank has set out its climate agenda, which aims to reduce the bank’s carbon footprint and put climate risk at the top of its investment strategy.
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