Energo - CEE/FSU Power

Slovenske Elektrarne reaches deal with government to avert windfall tax

Partly state-owned power company agrees to supply electricity to households at prices significantly lower than the current market prices until 2024.

Slovenia records biggest drop in CO2 emissions in EU in 3Q21

Despite the effect of the economic rebound between the third quarters of 2020 and 2021, the long-term trend of EU greenhouse gas emissions displays a steady reduction towards the EU targets.

North Macedonia’s pilot Green Financing Facility to receive funding from Joint SDG Fund

Central Europe still remains tied to Russia's gas pipeline network

But states have made big efforts to reduce their dependence on Russian gas, by accessing other producers via new pipelines and LNG terminals.

Azerbaijan in 2021 increases electricity exports by 45.4%, imports by 11%

Russian RusHydro stays clear of water tax for now

Poland’s KGHM signs small modular nuclear reactor deal with US’ NuScale

Slovak government plans to tax production and trading with electricity from nuclear power plants

Leading banks continue fossil fuel investment despite green rhetoric

Leading global banks have continued to offer $33bn of financing to expand existing fossil fuel projects over the past year, despite their commitments to promoting green energy projects.

TEPSCO will prepare a general plan for the Green Energy Zone in Karabakh by July

North Macedonia’s government starts process of providing alternative sources of gas

Bulgaria freezes sale of gas from Chiren storage to prepare for escalation of Russia-Ukraine conflict

Kyrgyzstan struggling to refill Toktogul reservoir

The hydropower facility is the source of 40% of Kyrgyzstan’s electricity.

ENERGO: Russian government to launch "green" certificates trading

HET proposes new capital increase plan

Kosovo’s electricity production from thermal power plants up 2.1% y/y in 4Q21

North Macedonia’s energy chamber calls for protest against electricity price hike on February 25

Meeting on Turkey’s sharp electricity price hikes between energy minister and executives appears to yield little

North Macedonia extends crisis regime applied to heating energy market in Skopje

Turkish company Kozuva interested in Serbia wind farm investments

Turkish energy minister to meet with power company execs amid price hikes furore, opposition leader refusing to pay electricity bill

Fitch Ratings affirms Kazakhstan Electricity Grid Operating Company's (KEGOC’s) IDRs

Mongolia gives nod to Australian investors' Gurvantes CBM project EIA

Istanbul city hall’s crowd-sourced aid initiative swamped by applications amid Turkey’s economic crisis