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Bucharest-listed Premier Energy reports 27% y/y rise in normalised EBITDA
Premier Energy (BVB: PE), which operates in Romania, Moldova, Hungary and Serbia, reported a 27% year-on-year increase in normalised EBITDA to €79mn in the first half of 2026, despite a 64% decline in net profit.
Poland seeks bigger role for domestic firms in offshore wind projects
The Industrial Development Agency (ARP) has signed letters of intent with units of Poland's two biggest energy companies, with the aim of increasing the participation of Polish companies in key offshore wind energy projects.
Romania prolongs energy crisis regime for another month
Romania has extended the energy crisis regime until September 30, citing low Danube levels, lower expected output from wind and photovoltaic facilities and rising electricity demand. But no restrictions for industrial consumers are expected.
Polish hard coal mining sector lowers net loss in H1 2026 on lower costs
Poland's hard coal mining sector narrowed its net loss in H1 2026 thanks to significantly lower costs, even as revenue edged slightly lower, according to sector data presented on August 28 by the state-run Industrial Development Agency (ARP).
Armenia could import electricity from Azerbaijan if needed, PM says
Armenia is considering the possibility of importing electricity from Azerbaijan if needed to meet future demand, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said on August 27, ac quoted by Arka.
Eurowind Energy Romania secures grid approvals for 2.3 GW of renewable projects
Eurowind Energy Romania has obtained Technical Connection Approvals for 2,307 MW of renewable energy capacity, covering wind, photovoltaic and battery storage projects, as it advances a development pipeline of approximately 7.5 GW.
Tajikistan's first large-scale solar plant begins feeding national grid
Tajikistan's first large-scale solar power plant has begun supplying electricity to the national grid, marking a tentative step toward diversifying an electricity system still overwhelmingly dependent on hydropower.
Albania's electricity exports jump 55% as domestic output surges
Albania's electricity exports rose 55.4% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026 as stronger hydropower generation lifted domestic production and reduced the need for imports, data from statistics office INSTAT showed.
PM Fico says new evaluation will be made for buyout of ČEZ share in Slovak nuclear company
Mongolian coal output slips 4.6% m/m but soars 49% y/y
Mongolia's production of coal slipped 4.6% to 11.17mn tonnes in July from June's 11.71mn tonnes, but was up by a chunky 49% y/y, according to the country’s National Statistical Office (NSO).
North Macedonia power generation down 13.2% y/y in June
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan still arguing over who triggered mass blackout that hit Central Asia
Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan are continuing to argue over who triggered the mass blackout that hit regions of all Central Asia’s countries except Turkmenistan on August 14.
Uzbekistan attracts Acwa-KOWEPO cooperation in renewable energy projects
Uzbekistan’s green energy ambitions gained fresh momentum as Saudi-listed ACWA Power and South Korea’s Korea Western Power Co., Ltd. (KOWEPO) joined forces under a new memorandum of understanding.
Turkey's installed power capacity reaches 126,476 MW in July
Turkey's installed electricity generation capacity rose to 126,476 megawatts (126.476 gigawatts) by the end of July, according to a statement from the Energy and Natural Resources Ministry.
Poland’s Tauron H1 EBITDA falls 12% y/y
Polish power group Tauron Polska Energia published on August 24 its estimated H1 2026 financial results, which were lower y/y due primarily to factors outside its control, the blue-chip firm said, whilst also reporting a step-up in investments.
Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan outline roadmap for nuclear safety cooperation
Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have outlined next steps for cooperation on nuclear, radiation and environmental safety, including a roadmap to guide future engagement, according to the Atomic Energy Agency (Uzatom).
Romania steps up efforts to restart Cernavoda nuclear reactors
Romanian authorities are changing their approach to restoring water levels at the Cernavoda nuclear power plant, building a dam and releasing more water from inland rivers, after weeks of efforts proved insufficient.
Kosovo’s KEK A4 unit returns to operation after repairs
PGE, Ørsted complete 111 foundations for 1.5 GW Baltica 2 offshore wind farm
Poland's major power group PGE and its Danish partner Ørsted said they had completed the installation of all 111 foundations at their offshore wind farm Baltica 2 on schedule, with commercial output from the project planned for the end of 2027.
Rosatom is building 28 reactors abroad and negotiating 50 more
Rosatom is building 28 nuclear power units in nine countries and has signed agreements for 17 more, its chief executive told President Vladimir Putin.
Moldova renewable auction raises questions over ownership transparency
Moldova is carrying out one of the fastest energy market reforms in Europe, but concerns have been raised over both transparency and the grid's ability to absorb additional electricity.
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