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MVM to continue gas diversification strategy, CEO says
The CEO of Hungary’s state energy company, MVM, stated that the end of the gas transit agreement between Ukraine and Russia from next year will not affect the company’s procurement strategy and MVM plans to continue its diversification efforts.
Uzbekistan’s energy minister speaks out against coercive tactics in securing solar panel installations
International consortium should build Kazakhstan’s first nuclear plant, says president
Move in wake of atomic energy referendum “Yes” vote could rile Moscow if main contractor status does not go to Russia’s Rosatom.
ELES and Siemens Energy sign strategic partnership on advanced digital energy solutions
Kyrgyzstan facing growing winter power shortfall as demand growth outpaces investment plans
Though water levels are up at hydropower reservoirs, hot summer was a big drain on electricity reserves as air conditioners were cranked up.
Nearly 70% of Kazakh voters support nuclear power plant construction, exit poll at referendum shows
Hungarian state utility company signs €370mn revolving credit line
Hungarian state-owned utility giant MVM has signed a contract for a HUF150bn (€370mn) revolving credit line from a consortium of nine commercial banks, the state-owned energy group announced on October 4.
European Commission requires Romania to terminate energy price capping mechanism
The European Commission sent Romania two letters of formal notice, de facto requiring the country to terminate the energy price capping system, the most complex and costly in Europe, which among others impedes the country’s export.
Serbia in energy talks with Russia’s Rosseti
Serbia's Prime Minister Milos Vucevic met with Andrei Ryumin, General Director of Russia’s largest energy grid company, Rosseti, on October 3 to discuss expanding cooperation in the energy sector, the Serbian government announced.
Ukraine resumes small-scale electricity exports as energy system shows recovery
Ukraine has resumed exporting small volumes of electricity. In late September, the country exported approximately 0.8 GWh of electricity for the first time since May.
Southeast European countries to press for fairer electricity market at EU Energy Council
Bulgaria, Greece and Romania have warned that eastern EU members are paying much more for electricity than their western counterparts.
Energo: Kazakhstan faces its nuclear moment of truth
Kazakhstan faces its nuclear moment of truth
Strong opinions on both sides as nation with dark memories of Soviet bomb testing gears up for weekend referendum on whether to exploit its uranium to secure energy future.
Slovenia plans to build 63 MW wind farm in Ilirska Bistrica
Slovenia plans to build a wind farm in the Ilirska Bistrica region with a total capacity of 63 MW, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Spatial Planning announced on October 2.
Kazakhstan’s nuclear power plant referendum – a precursor to woes or energy salvation?
No-one expects the government to “lose” the October 6 vote. And, as things stand, Russia can be expected to win the deal for NPP delivery.
Hungary’s MVM set to acquire E.ON’s energy supply operations in Romania
E.ON had previously engaged in negotiations with Romgaz and OMV Petrom, but MVM later emerged as the likely buyer.
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