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Latvian startup and state company partner to pilot smart battery system
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China reshaping Central Asia's Russia-dominated nuclear landscape
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Uzbekistan aims to produce 10mn tonnes of coal in 2025-2026 autumn-winter season
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Saudis to construct solar facilities in Turkey with value of $2bn and capacity of 2,000 MW
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Hungary contests EU’s Russian gas phase-out
Ukraine plans to move parts of energy sector and defence industry underground
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