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Ukraine seeks €7bn for power recovery as allies expand air-defence cooperation
Ukraine has lost about half of its electricity generation capacity since the war began in February 2022, with flexible generating facilities among the hardest hit.
Poland's Tauron plans 767 MW, PLN7bn pumped-storage plant at Rożnów in large-scale storage push
The Ministry of Energy and one of Poland's biggest power groups Tauron signed on July 13 a letter of intent regarding support for the construction of a nearly PLN7bn (€1.6bn) pumped-storage power station at Rożnów.
Tajikistan targets grid losses and glacier retreat as EU, World Bank, EBRD back water-energy overhaul
Tajikistan is pursuing a broad overhaul of its power distribution network and water management systems through a cluster of international financing packages, as the country's near-total dependence on hydropower collides with climate issues.
US trade agency eyes SMR nuclear power projects in Turkey
The US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is exploring investment cooperation opportunities with Turkey in the small modular reactor (SMR) nuclear energy segment, its deputy director Thomas Hardy was last week reported as saying.
Poland enters offshore wind era as Baltic Power feeds first power into national grid
For the first time, electricity generated by the Baltic Power offshore wind farm has entered Poland's national power grid, the Polish government and the country's biggest power company Orlen announced on July 10.
Uzbekistan, Belarus sign strategic partnership as Minsk lands a nuclear role
Uzbekistan and Belarus seal a strategic partnership declaration in Minsk — and turn nuclear small talk into a deal, with Belarusian know-how from Astravets enlisted for Tashkent's first Rosatom-built power plant.
Slovakia's President Pellegrini holds energy, defence talks with Erdogan
Pellegrini explained that the Turkish side could let the Slovak state Nuclear and Decommissioning Company take part in the tender to develop a nuclear waste storage site in Turkey.
Czechia ranks last in EU renewable power mix
Czechia generated only 12.7% of its electricity from renewable resources in 1Q - the lowest number of all European Union member states - while Slovakia ranks third from bottom.
Ukraine launches next phase of tender for 1.5 GW of flexible power capacity
Ukraine has launched the next stage of a competitive tender to develop more than 1.5 gigawatts (GW) of new flexible electricity generation capacity.
OMV Petrom completes 384-point EV charging network on Bratislava-Cluj-Napoca corridor
OMV Petrom announced it has completed an EU-backed project to install 384 ultra-fast electric vehicle charging points along the TEN-T transport corridor linking Bratislava, Budapest, Oradea and Cluj-Napoca.
Poland’s PGE reaches new milestone at 262MW Żarnowiec battery storage facility with transformer delivery
Poland's major power group PGE said that a power transformer had arrived at the construction site of its Battery Energy Storage System in Żarnowiec, bringing the facility closer to connection with the national electricity grid.
Six firms express interest in Serbia’s Đerdap 3 hydropower project
A total of six US companies have expressed interest in taking part in the construction of Serbia's planned Iron Gate III reversible hydropower plant (RHPP) on the Danube river, on the border with Romania.
Hungarian government unveils major wind power expansion plan after decade-long pause
The Tisza-government has introduced new regulations aimed at accelerating wind power development by easing long-standing restrictions on new projects financed from the EU's RRF scheme.
The EDB's next frontier: Uzbekistan and the future of Central Asian integration
Only a year after becoming the Eurasian Development Bank's seventh shareholder, Uzbekistan has quickly become one of the institution's strategic priorities.
Krško second reactor remains central to Slovenia’s energy strategy in shifting political landscape
New government to accelerate JEK2 project to as one of Slovenia’s key strategic energy projects, energy ministry tells IntelliNews.
Bulgaria's PM proposes reviving Belene nuclear project with EU funds
Rumen Radev said he had proposed to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that Bulgaria and Ukraine jointly build the long-delayed Belene nuclear power plant using European Union funding, instead of Kyiv purchasing Russian-built reactors.
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