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Moldova’s separatist Transnistria region hit by blackouts and industrial shutdowns after gas cut off
Gazprom ended gas supplies to Moldova including the breakaway pro-Russian Transnistria region on January 1.
Energo: Russia seeks to expand its nuclear energy dominance with new international projects
Russia seeks to expand its nuclear energy dominance with new international projects
Russia is constructing over 10 nuclear power units on foreign soil to help capitalise on burgeoning energy demands driven by artificial intelligence and developing markets, a senior Kremlin envoy has revealed
Moldova announces emergency measures as Gazprom set to halt gas supplies
Moldovan PM accuses Gazprom of weaponising gas supplies, introduces new measures to save energy.
World Bank back in the hydrodam business, to fund completion of Tajikistan’s Rogan HPP
The World Bank has flip-flopped on investing in big hydropower dam projects over the last two decades, but in a reversal of policy it has just decided to fund the completion of Tajikistan’s massive Rogun hydropower dam (HPP).
Czechs rush to order solar panels before cut in subsidies
Romanian Nuclearelectrica signs €1.9bn refurbishment contract for Cernavodă nuclear plant
Romanian state-owned nuclear energy operator Nuclearelectrica (BVB: SNN) announced it has entered into a €1.9bn engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract to refurbish Unit 1 of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant.
US development agency to fund nuclear projects in Bulgaria
Malaysia’s VCI Global to acquire solar farm in North Macedonia
Kosovo PM hosts Israeli business delegation to explore investment opportunities
Kosovo’s PM Albin Kurti welcomed a delegation of Israeli businesses specialising in renewable energy, technology and manufacturing sectors on December 19 with the aim of exploring investment opportunities.
ACWA Power launches $3bn renewable energy portfolio in Uzbekistan
Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power has inaugurated three major renewable energy projects in Uzbekistan, marking a significant expansion of its Central Asian operations.
North Macedonia’s ESM secures €55mn loan for renewable energy projects
North Macedonia’s state-owned power producer ESM has secured a €55mn loan from the German development bank KfW to fund investments in renewable energy.
The EU Council calls for a European geothermal action plan
The energy ministers in the EU Energy Council approved the outline of a European geothermal energy action plan on December 17.
Czech EPH signs agreement with Italian Enel to buy its stake in Slovenske Elektrarne
Italian utility sells out to politically well-connected partner EPH after years of rowing with Slovak government over country's main power group.
EBRD backs Croatia’s first battery storage project
Slovenia updates national energy and climate plan with ambitious 2030 targets
The Slovenian government adopted the updated National Energy and Climate Plan on December 18, setting ambitious targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, boosting energy independence, and transitioning to renewable energy sources by 2030
Turkey’s first nuclear plant nearing pre-launch tests following Rosatom completion of turbine at initial unit, says report
World Bank approves $350mn as Tajikistan bids to fund completion of $6.3bn Rogun mega hydro project
Funding agreed despite environmentalists warning “biggest dam in the world” investment “will turn into a nightmare”.
Serbia requires $10.4bn to meet climate goals by 2050, says World Bank
Serbia will need $10.4bn in investments over the next 25 years to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, according to a new report from the World Bank published on December 17.
Serbia, Azerbaijan to sign memorandum on gas power plant construction
Serbia and Azerbaijan are set to deepen their energy cooperation with the planned signing of a memorandum on the construction of a gas power plant near Nis, Serbia's Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Dedovic Handanovic said on December 17.
Kosovo launches first 100 MW wind auction to boost renewable energy
Kosovo launched the country’s first 100 MW wind auction on December 18, marking a significant milestone in its renewable energy transition.
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