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Ukraine's energy sector needs at least $91bn in investment as Kyiv seeks Canadian capital
Ukraine's energy sector will require at least $91bn in investment over the coming decades, Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal said, as Kyiv seeks to attract Canadian companies and capital to help rebuild and modernise its power system.
Poland's Tauron to increase capex on renewable energy, expects output to remain flat in 2026
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Czech ČEZ obtains approval for use of Westinghouse fuel at Temelín NPP
The Czech State Office for Nuclear Safety (SÚJB) approved the majority state-owned utility ČEZ to use the new nuclear fuel supplied by US Westinghouse at the Temelín nuclear power plant (NPP).
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Romania expects Cernavodă nuclear plant to resume power generation by late September
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Poland's JSW upholds output plan, boosts price outlook
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Turkey taps Copenhagen Atomics to utilise vast thorium reserves for nuclear energy
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Mongolia completes first competitive renewable energy auction, signs deals
Mongolia’s National Dispatching Centre has inked power purchase deals with the companies who submitted winning bids in the country’s first competitive renewable energy auction.
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Serbia prepares workforce for nuclear programme with French support
In July, Serbia signed a partnership agreement with French utility EDF and AFD to develop the professional, human and organisational capacities required for the country's future nuclear programme.
Azerbaijan's renewables share to hit 34% by 2027
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