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UK removes sanctions on two subsidiaries of Russian Lukoil in Bulgaria
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Turkey urged to commit to faster action to unlock its geothermal potential
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Turkey’s Aksa Elektrik secures $1bn PPP concession to modernise Uzbek grid in Samarkand
Aksa Elektrik, a subsidiary of Turkish conglomerate Kazanci Holding, has signed a 30-year and $1bn public-private partnership (PPP) concession with the Uzbek government to modernise and strengthen the grid in southeastern region Samarkand.
Poland's Enea Group posts a 23.05% y/y decline in net profit in Q3
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Montenegro may seek one-year delay in EU carbon border fee, EPCG says
Montenegro’s state-run power utility EPCG says there is a possibility that the EU’s planned Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) — which introduces a levy on imported electricity produced from coal — may be delayed for non-EU countries.
Around 40 people may be linked to Ukrainian energy corruption scandal, lawmaker says
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Ukraine outlines sweeping overhaul of state energy companies after corruption scandal
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EPH of Czech energy and media tycoon Daniel Křetínský is to set up a new 50/50 joint venture with French oil company TotalEnergies.
Kosovo Supreme Court annuls key electricity market liberalisation provisions
The Supreme Court Panel of Kosovo ruled on November 17 that parts of the country’s electricity market liberalisation framework were unlawful, siding with the Kosovo Chamber of Commerce (KCC) in its case against the Energy Regulatory Office (ERO).
European gas prices edge up in November amid cold snap
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Kazakhstan has completed the national contest to select a name for its first nuclear power plant, choosing “Balkhash Nuclear Power Plant” as the official title.
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