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The debate over offshore wind farms in Estonia has intensified, with opposition politicians warning that such projects could compromise national defence capabilities.
Polish energy stocks tank over fears government will ditch coal takeover strategy
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Rosatom clears last hurdle in Paks NPP project
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Slovenia’s Gen Energija and Petrol sign 5-year electricity lease agreement
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Slovenia’s Petrol unveils plans for first electric truck charging station
Slovenia's leading energy company Petrol said on December 3 it is set to build its first electric truck charging station at the Lukovica jug motorway site, a landmark development for heavy transport electrification.
Russian utility major InterRAO posts $3.4bn revenues in 3Q24
Russian state utility holding InterRAO posted IFRS revenues of RUB362bn ($3.4bn) in 3Q24, up by 16% y/y.
Turkey’s Ihlas links up with PowerChina and Kazakhstan’s SemArco to realise Kyrgyzstan power plant projects
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Russian hydropower major RusHydro halves profit in 9M24
Russian state hydropower major RusHydro posted a revenue increase of 11% year on year to RUB457bn in 9M24 under IFRS, and an EBITDA gain of 5% y/y to RUB110bn.
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Kosovo government allocates €6.6mn energy subsidy to KOSTT
Kosovo’s government approved a subsidy of over €6.6mn for the transmission system operator, KOSTT, to meet its financial obligations to its Albania’s peer OST and the Albanian Energy Corporation (KESH).
Serbia’s EPS installs first turbine at Kostolac wind farm
Serbia’s state-owned electricity producer, Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS), announced on November 28 the installation of the first wind turbine at the Kostolac wind farm in eastern Serbia.
Putin’s talks with Kazakh officials during Astana visit focus on energy ties and trade
Slovenia’s GEN energija to explore small modular reactors
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Slovenian government allocates €324mn for TES power plant
The Slovenian government approved a draft law on November 28 aimed at determining the operational framework for the Sostanj thermal power plant (TES) as the country transitions away from coal
Moldova seeks more cooperation with Turkey in energy
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