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Uzbek uranium producer Navoiyuran kicks off mining operations at Qizilkok deposit
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Russian state agency warns Hungary's incoming government against reviewing Paks nuclear deal
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Kazakhstan officially approves plan to build at least three nuclear power plants by 2050
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Premier Energy to acquire Romanian power distributor DEO for €700mn
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EBRD financing to help Tajikistan cut electricity grid losses
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Uzbekistan, Russia aim to more than double trade to around $30bn by 2030
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Bulgaria opens radioactive waste repository on Romanian border
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