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Energo: Russian company requests electricity supply from Georgia and Azerbaijan for emergency needs
Russian company requests electricity supply from Georgia and Azerbaijan for emergency needs
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Russia showcases a "made in Russia" supercomputer and large volume gas turbine
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Czech antitrust office looks into country’s energy companies
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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