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Civil engineering works to refurbish the first of two reactors at Romania’s sole nuclear power plant in Cernavodă began on September 3, following the issuance of a construction permit by the relevant body.
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Turkey plans to initiate an incentive programme on electricity purchase guarantees for power plants using locally produced coal.
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China’s Envision Energy announces first wind power project in Turkey
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China to help power maintenance work in Uzbekistan by providing mobile substations
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Uzbek leader wants to expand nuclear cooperation with China
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EDF and Westinghouse confirm feasibility of Slovenia’s Krško NPP with safety adjustments
Technical feasibility studies by French EDF and US-based Westinghouse confirmed that standard nuclear reactors could be installed at Slovenia’s Krško site, provided additional safety measures are introduced.
Turkey’s green transition to cost $265bn, report finds
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Uzbekistan’s solar and wind power generation tops 7bn kWh in August
Uzbekistan generated more than 7bn kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity from solar and wind power plants in the first eight months of 2025, according to the Ministry of Energy.
Ukraine posts record electricity exports in August but energy trade deficit widens
Ukraine exported a record volume of electricity in August, though rising import bills continue to deepen the country’s energy trade deficit.
Profits of Budapest-based alternative energy group tumble as rising costs overshadow revenue growth
Kazakhstan, China sign $15bn in deals during Business Council in Beijing
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev participated in the Kazakhstan–China Business Council in Beijing, where more than 70 commercial agreements worth over $15bn were signed, RFE/RL’s Kazakh Service reported on September 2.
Slovakia's PM Fico says he wants standard relations with Russia following his meeting with Putin
Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico said he wants standard relations with Russia following his meeting with Russian Vladimir Putin in Beijing. Fico stated he spent nearly an hour in private talks with Putin.
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Poland’s first small modular reactor (SMR) nuclear plant will be built in Włocławek, the state-controlled energy conglomerate Orlen said on August 27.
Turkey’s natural gas imports up 37% y/y in June
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Hong Kong-listed Mongolian Mining Corporation posts 1H25 financials
Hong Kong-listed Mongolian Mining Corporation (MMC), the largest producer and exporter of washed hard coking coal (HCC) in Mongolia, on August 28 announced its interim results for 1H25.
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Orlen to build Poland’s first nuclear power plant
Race is on to make it Europe’s first such installation based on small modular reactor technology.
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