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Rosatom consolidates transportation Delo Group for $0.9bn
Polish nuclear firm PEJ begins due diligence to unlock financing for Choczewo power plant
Polish state-owned nuclear company Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (PEJ) said it had commenced due diligence on the project for Poland's first nuclear power station, in collaboration with ENCO, ERM and Howden.
Polish power groups and KGHM agree to cooperate in critical infrastructure security
Poland's four major power groups - Orlen, Enea, PGE and Tauron - and copper producer KGHM signed an agreement on October 7 on cooperation in the field of critical infrastructure security, aimed at faster threat detection.
August data show Turkey generating all-time high in solar and wind power
Turkey in August achieved an all-time high in solar and wind power output.
Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear plant cuts output over low Danube levels
Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant has reduced output from both of its operating reactors because of low water levels in the Danube.
Croatia opens consultation on HEP ODS 10-year power grid investment plan
Croatia's energy regulator HERA has opened a public consultation on a 10-year development plan for the country's electricity distribution network covering 2027-2036, it said on October 7.
Armenia, Turkey discuss reactivating Gyumri-Kars power transmission line
Amid improving relations, Armenia and Turkey are working to restore a cross-border electricity transmission line that links Gyumri and Kars.
Tajikistan plans to build $2.3bn Khutalon hydropower plant between Rogun and Nurek facilities
Tajikistan reportedly plans to build another hydropower plant, Khutalon, on the Vakhsh river between the Rogun and Nurek hydroelectric facilities, at a preliminary cost of $2.247bn.
Design work begins for third Romania-Moldova power interconnector, backed by $130mn US grant
Design work has begun in Chisinau on a third electricity interconnector between Romania and Moldova, a 400kV high-voltage line linking the Straseni substation in Moldova with Gutinas in Romania, with $130mn in support from the US government.
Polish fuel trader Unimot creates defence hub around PZL Sędziszów, plans its IPO
Warsaw-listed fuel trader Unimot announced on October 6 a plan to build an integrated defence group around newly acquired company PZL Sędziszów and ultimately float it on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
Azerbaijan’s ATEF plans $67mn energy equipment plant in Ukraine
Azerbaijan's ATEF Group plans to invest about UAH3bn ($66.7mn) to build an electrical equipment manufacturing plant in western Ukraine, creating around 500 jobs.
Polish government's nuclear update confirms June schedule: first reactor commercial by 2036
The Polish government adopted an update to its nuclear power programme on September 30, confirming a revised construction schedule first revealed in June, under which the first nuclear power station is to kick off commercvially in 2036.
COP31 co-presidents Turkey and Australia two of world’s worst coal culprits, shows report
Countries connected by supply chain responsible for over 75mn tonnes of CO₂ emissions since signing of 2015 Paris Agreement, analysis shows.
Billionaire Solorz's Argumenol bids for 34% ZE PAK stake to delist Polish utility
The family of Polish billionaire Zygmunt Solorz announced on October 2, through its Cypriot special purpose vehicle Argumenol, a voluntary tender offer to acquire the remaining publicly held shares in power group ZE Pątnów-Adamów-Konin (ZE PAK).
Poland's Orlen puts windfall fuel tax charge at PLN2bn (€456mn) for March-August
Poland's largest energy group Orlen said on October 2 that it estimated its liability under the new windfall tax on fuel profits at PLN2bn (€456mn) for the March–August 2026 period, as President Karol Nawrocki signed the legislation into law.
Nine detained after Turkish coal mine collapse kills five workers
An order for the detention nine individuals was issued by a prosecutor following a mine collapse in the coal-mining town of Soma in Turkey’s Manisa province that killed five workers.
Croatia seeks stronger role in Central European energy security, Plenkovic says
Croatia aims to strengthen its role in securing energy supplies for central Europe by expanding gas infrastructure around its liquefied natural gas terminal on the Adriatic island of Krk, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on...
Moldova bets on wind, batteries and new power lines to halve its import dependence
Moldova has lifted renewables from 3% to about 30% of its electricity consumption in five years and now plans a wind, battery and grid build-out to halve its dependence on energy imports by 2050.
Pashinyan floats 1,000-MW nuclear option as Armenia's power surplus turns to deficit
Armenia may need a nuclear power plant generating up to 1,000 megawatts as investment projects and a growing AI sector push electricity demand higher, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told a government briefing.
Solar power park opens in Kyzylorda region with Development Bank of Kazakhstan financing
A solar power park has opened in Kazakhstan’s Kyzylorda Region backed by financing from the Development Bank of Kazakhstan (DBK), adding 20 MW of renewable generation capacity as part of a wider 70-MW project, the DBK said in a statement,
MOL fails to secure licence for share swap deal involving the private equity fund of Istvan Tiborcz
Polish PSE and Czech ČEPS successfully test cross-border power system restoration procedures
Polish and Czech power grid operators Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne (PSE) and ČEPS carried out a test to restore the Polish electricity system using a top-down approach with the support of a neighbouring transmission system operator.
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