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Albania, US firms sign $6bn LNG deal to boost Balkan energy security
Albania signed a 20-year agreement with AKTOR Group’s US subsidiary to import liquefied natural gas.
Billion-dollar price tag estimated for Uzbekistan’s planned small nuclear reactors
Uzbekistan has put an initial expected price tag of around $1bn on the two 55-megawatt small modular reactors (SMRs) that will be built by Russia’s Rosatom in the first phase of creating the Central Asian country’s first nuclear power facility.
Polish coal firm JSW reports heavy 2025 losses as government approves rescue plan
The EU's largest producer of high-quality hard coking coal reported multi-billion-zloty losses for 2025, as the Polish government approved a rescue scheme to stabilise the company.
Latvian grid operator reports €266mn revenue in 2025, energy shift drives growth
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Central Asia in race to close power-generation gap – report
Greater regional coordination seen as key to solving conundrum.
Czech ČEZ to set up new subsidiary as part of its restructuring
Majority state-owned energy utility and Prague-bourse leader ČEZ is to set up a new subsidiary as part of the government plans to restructure and nationalise the company.
TotalEnergies approves $1.2bn wind project in Kazakhstan
French oil major TotalEnergies has approved a $1.2bn investment in a project to construct a 1-GW wind farm in Kazakhstan.
EBRD backs $548mn in financing for Kazakhstan’s Mirny wind project
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will provide up to $548mn (€467mn) in financing for the construction of the Mirny wind power plant in Kazakhstan’s Zhambyl Region.
Estonia’s gas power push sparks clash with nuclear developer over energy future
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Czech government is in talks with Slovakia over fuel supplies from Slovnaft refinery
The Czech government is in talks with its Slovak counterpart over shipments of fuel from the Hungarian MOL-owned Slovnaft refinery in Slovakia.
Central Asia, EU pledge deeper cooperation on water and energy
Central Asia is among the regions most exposed to climate change, with accelerated glacier melt altering river flows and more frequent droughts disrupting hydropower generation.
Kazakhstan launches waste-to-energy project with Chinese partner in Astana
Kazakhstan has begun construction of a $180mn waste-to-energy plant in Astana in partnership with China’s Shenzhen Energy Environment.
Kazakhstan to build 500-MW wind power plant in Karaganda Region
Kazakhstan plans to construct a 500-MW wind power plant in Karaganda Region with Chinese investment, with commissioning scheduled for 2029
Steel woes and German economic downturn weigh on Poland's Boryszew in 2025
Polish industrial group Boryszew reported a sharp drop in its 2025 net profit on April 23, hit by an economic downturn in neighbouring Germany and a severe slump in the steel sector.
Turkey took seventh place in world solar power growth last year, says Ember report
Turkey in 2025 was the world’s seventh-ranked country for growth in electricity generation from solar energy, according to the Global Electricity Review 2026 published by London-based international energy think tank Ember.
Fico says 119,000 tons of oil is expected to arrive via Russian Druzhba to Slovakia in April
An expected 13,500 tons of oil is to arrive via the renewed Russian Druzhba oil flow to Slovakia on April 23. Altogether, the Druzhba pipeline is expected to import 119,000 tons of oil by the end of the month, according to PM Fico.
Poland targets 2027 end to talks on second nuclear plant supplier
Poland aims to conclude talks with potential technology suppliers for its second nuclear power plant in 2027, Deputy Energy Minister Wojciech Wrochna said.
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