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Kazakhstan plans to develop Ulken into settlement for 33,000 residents near nuclear power plant site
Kazakhstan plans to transform the village of Ulken on the shore of Lake Balkhash into a modern settlement capable of accommodating up to 33,000 people as part of preparations for the country’s first nuclear power plant.
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MIGA guarantees $200mn KfW loan for renewable energy projects in Kazakhstan
The Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) has issued guarantees covering a $200mn loan from Germany’s KfW Development Bank to support the development of utility-scale renewable energy projects in Kazakhstan.
China strikes preliminary deal to invest $15bn in Turkish solar and wind
China has signed a preliminary agreement with COP31 climate summit host Turkey to put $15bn into solar and wind power plant investments in the country, Turkish energy minister Alparslan Bayraktar said on November 12.
AIIB agrees record $1.6bn climate package for COP31 host Turkey
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has agreed a record $1.6bn package to fund Turkey's climate reforms, it was announced at the COP31 summit in Antalya.
Kazakhstan launches energy transition platform with up to $1bn in potential EBRD financing
Kazakhstan launched its Just Energy Transition Investment Platform (QaJET) at the COP31 climate conference in Antalya, Turkey, with EBRD backing.
Romania’s Cernavodă NPP to operate at full capacity from November 14
Unit 1 of the Cernavodă nuclear power plant will be reconnected to the National Energy System on Friday, November 13. This would mark the full restart of the nuclear power plant after a three-month shutdown.
Ankara, Riyadh ink investment pact at COP31 on provision of 3,000 MW of wind power capacity in Turkey
Wind power plants with a combined capacity of 3,000 megawatts are to be built in Turkey under a pact signed on November 10 by Turkish and Saudi officials at the COP31 global climate summit in Antalya, on the Turkish...
Poland approves 'special nuclear law' amendment to accelerate atomic power drive
The Polish government has adopted a draft amendment to the so-called "special nuclear law", intended to streamline and speed up the preparation and implementation of nuclear projects in Poland.
Turkey plans $80bn investment in power grid by 2040
Turkey plans to invest $80bn in its electricity distribution networks by 2040 to support renewable energy integration and reduce the country’s energy import bill.
Azerbaijan signs deal to export green electricity to Europe
Azerbaijan signed a strategic partnership agreement with Turkey, Bulgaria and Georgia, creating a framework to export electricity from renewable sources to Turkish and European markets.
Hidroelectrica and EDF assess 1 GW pumped-storage project in Romania
Romanian state-owned power producer Hidroelectrica and French energy group Électricité de France (EDF) are preparing a pre-feasibility study for the Tarnița-Lăpuștești pumped-storage hydropower project, previously estimated to cost €1bn.
Lithuania plans 800 MW of new flexible power capacity to protect grid from disruptions
Estonia shortlists three sites for up to 600 MW nuclear power plant
Proposed facility to have capacity of up to 600 MW and use small modular reactor technology, with electricity production expected around 2035.
Russia targets Ukrainian battery storage as attacks on power infrastructure intensify
Russia has claimed responsibility for a drone strike on a battery energy storage facility in Ukraine's Kyiv region, highlighting the growing vulnerability of infrastructure.
Kazakhstan blessed with wealth of “high-quality wind” that could put an end to dirty coal, say researchers
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Romania left without nuclear power after Cernavodă reactors shut down
Romania’s Cernavodă nuclear power plant shut down both reactors on the evening of November 9, shortly after Unit 1 resumed electricity generation and preparations were under way to restart Unit 2.
Japan sees COP31 as chance to deepen energy cooperation with Turkey – envoy
Japan views Turkey's November 9-20 hosting of the COP31 climate summit as an important opportunity to deepen bilateral cooperation in energy security, renewable energy and energy efficiency, says Japanese envoy to Ankara.
Hungary’s wind power tender draws strong investor interest
Hungary committed to boost wind farm capacities from 330 MW at present to 4 GW under the revised RRF plan, tapping EU funds to finance grid development.
Moldova energises new power line bypassing Transnistria
Moldova has inaugurated a €61mn electricity transmission project linking the country's south to its capital.
Romania reconnects one of two reactors at Cernavodă nuclear plant
Romania resumed nuclear power generation on November 6 after more than three months without electricity production at the Cernavodă nuclear power plant (NPP), as the Danube’s water level began allowing the restart of one of its two reactors.
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