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Ukraine secures billions in aid from allies to bolster energy sector
Ukraine's allies have pledged over €1bn in financial support to bolster the country's energy industry and facilitate post-war reconstruction.
Armenia will study Lithuania's experience in the energy sector
The Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures of Armenia, Gnel Sanosyan, met with the Minister of Energy of Lithuania, Dainius Kreivis, in Vilnius.
Iran’s two major clubs officially sold to banks, petchem companies
Iran's Economy Minister Ehsan Khandouzi has confirmed the transfer of ownership of the country's top two football clubs, Persepolis and Esteghlal to the private sector to continue playing in the Asian football league.
COLLINGWOOD: Ukraine’s power blackout means a dark future
In the last week, two pieces of legislation have been passed, one in Kyiv and one in Washington, that appear to go some way to addressing the most pressing problems Ukraine faces in its war with Russia. They do not.
Russian coal sector struggling with lack of transport capacity
Russia’s coal sector is struggling with a lack of capacity on the railway network to transport their output, BMB Russia reported on April 22.
PANNIER: Gulf investment commitments to Central Asia rival sums once pledged by China
Since Russia lost leverage in the region after invading Ukraine, many countries have sought to fill the gap. In terms of pledged capital, the Arab nations have become big players.
Poland's first nuclear plant may carry €35bn price tag
Construction is expected to start in 2026, but the head of nuclear power SPV Polskie Elektrownie Jadrowe (PEJ) warns the costs will be high.
Premier Energy announces €125mn IPO in Bucharest to boost renewables portfolio
Bucharest Stock Exchange becomes increasingly attractive for investors after last year's Hidroelectrica IPO.
Romania backs SMR nuclear project but needs “more calibrated and integrated” vision to go ahead
Baltic states aim to go nuclear but have to wait
The three Baltic states – which have had no nuclear reactors since the closure of Lithuania’s Soviet-designed Ignalina plant 15 years ago – are now all looking at small modular reactor technology.
Slovenia's first geothermal power plant produces initial kW of electricity
Pilot geothermal power station built on an abandoned gas well produces first electricity, but investor says modifications needed for viable long-term energy generation.
Nova Group ventures into green energy amid Russian attacks
The Nova group of companies has announced the launch of Nova Energy, a new venture aimed at generating electricity, including from renewable energy sources, after Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant reaches cold shutdown – IAEA
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Europe's largest nuclear facility, has achieved a state of cold shutdown for all six reactors, a significant milestone in ensuring the safety and stability of the plant.
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