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Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and the World Bank have agreed on the core principles and stages of the multi-billion-dollar Kambarata-1 hydropower power plant (Kambarata-1 HPP) project.
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India's L&T to develop Uzbekistan's first AI-powered sustainable data centre
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Ukrainian businesses delay connecting distributed generation to power grid amid market debts
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Czech-based Doosan Skoda Power announces IPO
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EU gives Moldova €30mn as short-term fix to energy crisis and promises longer-term plan
Targeted support to restore electricity and heat supply in the separatist Transnistria region.
Romanian energy minister slams EU’s "green shock therapy"
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BP eyes late-2024 ACG gas output, invests $200mn in solar, restores Shah Deniz platform
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Kosovo’s KOSTT enhances energy infrastructure with strategic investments
Kosovo's electricity transmission system operator, KOSTT, announced on January 27 the successful implementation of a series of strategic energy infrastructure projects, worth over €13mn.
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The Governor’s Office of Ulaanbaatar has issued its first OTC market bond through a private placement to the World Bank Group’s International Finance Corporation (IFC), with the funds raised to finance a 50-megawatt battery energy storage system.
Slovenia’s electricity output drops in December
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