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EU lowers price cap on Russian oil to $44 per barrel
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Albania aims to be energy independent by 2028
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Russia’s falling power demand highlights growing stagnation
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Kazakhstan braces for potential water shortages in agriculture in southern regions
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Ukraine seeks to reassure consumers after power strikes disrupt retail operations
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Slovak Eustream discusses better use of gas imports via Poland
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Tajikistan signs $250mn investment deal with Ayon Energy for country’s first major solar power plants
Tajikistan and Ayon Energy on January 13 signed a $250mn investment agreement for the construction of the Central Asian country’s first major solar energy project.
Bulgaria generates 34% of electricity from renewables in 2024, says Eurostat
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Fico reiterates Slovakia pursues close nuclear cooperation with US
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Bosnia threatens legal action over Croatia’s nuclear waste site near border
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