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Two days after a high-level discussion on Armenia's energy problems, Garegin Baghramyan, chairman of the Public Services Regulatory Commission, and Hakob Vardanyan, deputy minister of territorial administration, have tendered their resignations.
Russia showcases a "made in Russia" supercomputer and large volume gas turbine
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Russia launches over 1,000 attacks on Ukraine's energy system in 2024, energy losses exceed 9 GW
The Russian Federation has launched over 1,000 missile and drone attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in 2024, causing severe damage and surpassing the intensity of previous years’ assaults.
Ukraine's electricity deficit could reach 30% this winter, warns energy official
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South Korean KHNP denies it received state support for Czech nuclear tender
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Two wind power plants proposed in Albania
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IFC provides €500mn green loan to Engie
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Estonia breaks ground on Europe’s biggest battery park
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Romanian minister says EDF and Itochu interested in €1bn pumped hydropower plant project
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Australian miner GreenX Metals wins €300mn arbitration against Poland
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