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Heatwave drives electricity consumption records across Central Asia, Ashgabat voltage drops
Three countries in Central Asia have registered record-breaking electricity consumption figures in the heatwave that has this month beset the region. Power demand surged with households and businesses turning to air conditioning.
Serbia opens tender for documents for €2.6bn Iron Gate III hydropower project
Serbia has opened a tender for planning and technical documentation for the construction of the Đerdap 3 reversible hydropower plant on the Danube River, a major energy storage project estimated at €2.6bn.
Montenegro plans 3 MW solar power plant in Kolašin area
A new solar power plant with an installed capacity of 3 MW is planned in the town of Bare in northern Montenegro, with investors submitting a request to the municipality of Kolašin to assess the need for an environmental impact study.
Oman opens renewable electricity market to direct power sales
Oman has introduced a regulatory framework allowing renewable energy producers to sell electricity directly to eligible consumers, marking a major shift away from the country's long-standing single-buyer model.
Romania’s battery storage project pipeline exceeds 9 GW
Romania's pipeline of battery energy storage system (BESS) projects has surpassed 9 GW, with more than 2 GW of capacity expected to become operational by the end of 2026.
Turkish parliamentary commission approves tax incentives for nuclear power investments
The Turkish Parliament’s Planning and Budget Committee has approved an omnibus bill that introduces a series of tax incentives aimed at supporting investments in nuclear power plants.
PANNIER: Central Asia on cusp of ending quest for independence in electricity provision
Big hydro projects should get the region over the line.
Kazakhstan plans Chinese-backed expansion of waste-to-energy plants
Kazakhstan’s Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov and president of China Tianying, Cao Debiao, discussed plans on July 16 on the construction of waste-treatment plants in at least three major cities.
Russian thermal coal export prices could drop by 20% by 2028
Russian thermal coal export prices could decline by 10%–20% from June 2026 levels by the end of 2028, depending on the export route
Tajikistan faces another winter of potential power rationing despite falling grid losses
Czechia ends regulation of fuel prices
Regulation of fuel prices came to an end in Czechia on July 20, which is likely to lead to a renewed spike in fuel prices across the country.
Rosatom financial woes threaten Central Asia’s nuclear energy ambitions
Budget cuts call projects in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan into question.
Romania's net electricity imports fall fivefold to 1.8% of domestic consumption
Romania's electricity production increased by 6.2% y/y to 22.3 TWh in Jan-May, while domestic electricity consumption declined by 1.6% y/y to 22.7 TWh, sharply reducing the country's reliance on net imports. Intra-day mismatch remains high, though.
Uzbekistan capitalising on abundant sunshine, favourable winds in renewables energy transition, says Montfort report
Uzbekistan is accelerating one of Central Asia's most ambitious energy transitions as it seeks to meet rapidly rising electricity demand through renewable energy investment, grid modernisation and market reforms, according to an analysis.
Slovenia's GEN-I reports strong first-half 2026 profit as electricity trading jumps 19%
OPEC takes aim at the IEA over oil and gas forecasts
OPEC warns that pessimistic demand forecasts and financing restrictions risk deterring oil and gas investment.
Kazakhstan, China sign $15bn worth of deals as Tokayev visits Shanghai
Agreements range across AI, digital infrastructure, corridor freight, manufacturing, energy and critical minerals.
EIB approves €800mn loan for refurbishment of Romania's Cernavodă nuclear unit
EU's development bank gives a major financing boost for one of Romania's largest strategic energy projects, with an estimated cost of approximately €1.9bn.
Czech Republic cuts renewable energy acceleration zones from 110 to 61
The Czech Ministry of Environment reduced the number of sites designated for the swift development of wind and solar energy plants, so-called acceleration zones, from 110 to 61.
Turkey unveils tenders for 2.4 GW of wind, solar capacity
Turkey has announced a round of renewable energy auctions under its Renewable Energy Resource Area (YEKA) programme, offering 2,400 MW of capacity through 21 separate tenders.
Turkey to supply natural gas to Northern Cyprus through 100-km subsea pipeline
Turkey and the internationally unrecognised Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) have signed an agreement to develop a 101-kilometre (63-mile) subsea natural gas pipeline that will boost the de facto state’s energy security and generation.
Russia-Argentina nuclear cooperation grinds to halt as Milei pivots to US
Russia and Argentina have effectively halted cooperation on civil nuclear energy projects, Russia's ambassador to Buenos Aires said, as President Javier Milei's government deepens its alignment with the United States and moves away from Moscow.
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