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Belarus signals readiness to help build Uzbekistan's nuclear power plant
Belarus has offered to assist Uzbekistan with the construction of its planned first nuclear power plant (NPP).
Bosnia’s Stanari coal plant aims to run until 2050
Bosnia & Herzegovina’s privately owned Stanari coal-fired power plant is expected to operate until 2050.
Ukraine plans energy restoration and expansion with €5bn partner support
Ukraine plans to restore a large portion of power generation capacity damaged during Russia’s invasion while building new facilities and seeking billions of euros in international financing to strengthen its energy system before future winters.
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Poland’s PGE closes 350 MW FEW Bałtyk II wind farm purchase to create combined 1,325 MW project
Poland’s major power group Polska Grupa Energetyczna (PGE) has closed the acquisition of the FEW Bałtyk II offshore wind farm project, with a capacity of around 350 MW, from Germany’s RWE, PGE announced on March 10.
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Serbia aims to begin construction of first nuclear power plant before 2035
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Moldovagaz gets extra time to supply gas to Moldova's breakaway region of Transnistria
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PM Fico says Slovakia is ready to block EU's €90bn loan for Ukraine if necessary
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Ukraine left with less than a third of pre-war power capacity as it prepares for next winter
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Croatia proposes nuclear energy law to boost low-carbon power by 2040
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Premier Energy, Omnia Capital separate their joint renewable energy production and supply assets
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Premier Energy sells majority stake in Romanian renewable operator Alive Capital
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Norwegian oil and gas group, Equinor is considering selling some of its oil fields in Angola, two years after it exited Azerbaijan and Nigeria.
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