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President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has characterised Kazakhstan’s plans to build nuclear power plants as a remedy to an “historical absurdity”, noting the country's uranium riches.
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Paks nuclear expansion back under EU state-aid review
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Kyrgyzstan inaugurates first solar power plant
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China powers ahead in nuclear while US reactor ambitions stall
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Poland's Orlen signs an agreement with Synthos to acquire 100% of shares in S54 for approx. PLN692mn.
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Romania’s Nuclearelectrica has spent $200mn on stalled SMR project, analysis shows
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Kosovo’s KOSTT urges electricity savings as winter demand surges
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Uzbekistan dismisses senior energy official Alisher Sultanov
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Kosovo's ERO approves renewable energy rules and clarifies electricity market guidelines
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Energy Community praises Montenegro adoption of energy and climate plan
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Montenegro’s environment agency approves 67 MW solar power project in Nikšić
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Kazakhstan launches construction of solar power plant in southern Turkistan Region
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