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Romania’s Visual Fan partners with China’s Trina on 65 MWh energy storage project
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EBRD launches tender for €77mn Moldova-Romania power interconnector
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Kosovo businesses avoid power cuts despite missing free market contracts
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Just two in five Afghans have electricity, say officials
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EU grants Kazakhstan exemption for coal transit through sanctioned Russian ports
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Court hears Uzbek group attempted to sell nuclear bomb material uranium on black market
National security officials world over are anxious to quickly shut down any such sales.
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