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Ukraine’s capital faces deepening energy crisis as Russian strikes strain winter resilience
Kyiv is grappling with an acute energy emergency after a fresh wave of Russian air strikes battered Ukraine’s power and heating infrastructure, plunging large parts of the capital into cold and darkness at the height of winter.
OECD electricity output rose in October as renewables and gas offset nuclear decline
Electricity generation across OECD countries increased by 2.5% year-on-year in October 2025, reaching 883.8 terawatt hours (TWh), according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). The rise was driven by higher output from natural gas and renewables
Turkey plans to open first offshore wind farm tenders by end of year, says Tureb head
Turkey is planning to open its first offshore wind farm tenders by the end of 2026, says Ibrahim Erden, president of the Turkish Wind Energy Association (Tureb).
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Russia's Power Machines to ship second domestically-built turbine to power plant
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Fico visits Trump in Mar-a-Lago, Slovakia signs nuclear deal with US
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China’s electricity consumption surpasses 10 trillion kWh for the first time, outpacing US and EU combined
China’s annual electricity consumption surpassed 10 trillion kilowatt-hours for the first time in 2025, according to government data released this week, underscoring the country’s accelerating industrial output and surging demand.
Russia and China dominate global nuclear power construction
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Serbia to channel 40% of EU growth funds into energy sector
Of the €56.5mn allocated to Serbia from the EU’s Instrument for Reforms and Growth, about €21mn will support measures aimed at modernising the country’s energy system.
Ukraine to set up Kyiv energy headquarters, impose emergency regime amid outages
Ukraine will establish a permanent headquarters to coordinate efforts to restore electricity and heating supplies in Kyiv and introduce an emergency regime across the energy sector, as Russian strikes and harsh weather strain the system.
Tajikistan hedging its Rogun bet, exploring solar options
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Kazakhstan hopes to resolve electricity shortfall by 2027
Kazakhstan expects to fully resolve its domestic electricity shortfall by 1Q27 and move toward a sustained power surplus by 2029.
Transnistria prolongs state of emergency
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Masdar and EBRD spark $225m solar push in Uzbekistan
KESCO warns of extraordinary pressure on Kosovo’s power system amid surge in electricity demand
Kyrgyzstan sounds alarm over critically low water levels at key electricity generation facility Toktogul hydropower plant
Authorities in Kyrgyzstan have sounded the alarm over critically low water levels at the Toktogul Hydroelectric Power Plant – the country’s largest energy facility, which generates around 40% of electricity consumed by the population in a year.
Albania aims to be energy independent by 2028
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Croatia power and gas supply rises in November as fuel use falls
Serbia’s NIS starts construction of 2.5 MW solar plant in Smederevo
NIS has started work on a 2.5-megawatt solar power plant with battery storage in the city of Smederevo after receiving a construction permit from local authorities.
Shanghai-based JinkoSolar signs 300 MW of solar module deals with Uzbek developers
Shanghai-based JinkoSolar, one of the world's largest photovoltaic (PV) module manufacturers, has signed 300 megawatts of supply agreements with Uzbek developers for its Tiger Neo 3.0 panels.
Russia’s falling power demand highlights growing stagnation
It’s a classic proxy for economic growth: Russia’s demand for power in 2025 turned negative for the first time in four years underscoring a self-inflicted economic slowdown that threatens to turn into a recession this year.
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