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Czechia chooses UK's Rolls Royce to develop small modular reactors
State-owned power group CEZ plans to build up to 10 SMRs with a combined output of three gigawatts by 2050.
Poland on right path to build its first nuclear power plant, IAEA says
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan gives details of new NPP
Romania-Bulgaria Danube hydropower project is dangerous, environmental groups warn
Critics of the Turnu Magurele-Nikopol HPP project say it will put villages along the Danube at risk, and could endanger nuclear power plants.
Bulgaria calls €112.7mn tender to upgrade Chaira HPP
Bulgaria has called a BGN220.5mn (€112.7mn) tender for the upgrade of the Chaira hydropower plant, the Energy Ministry said in a statement on September 18.
Serbia and US sign strategic energy partnership agreement
Serbia and the United States signed a strategic partnership agreement on energy on September 18 in Washington, aiming to bolster Serbia's energy security and facilitate its transition to clean energy sources.
EBRD considers €90mn loan for solar project in Serbia
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) announced on September 17 that it is considering a loan of up to €90mn to support the construction of a large-scale solar-thermal plant in Serbia's second-largest city, Novi Sad.
North Macedonia’s MEMO joins AIB as observer member
North Macedonia’s National Electricity Market Operator (MEMO) announced that it recently achieved observer membership in the Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB), a Brussels-based European association dedicated to energy certification.
Slovenian entrepreneurs launch initiative for second unit of NPP Krsko
Three Slovenian entrepreneurs launched the Jek2 Initiative on September 17, highlighting the urgent need to construct a second unit at the Krsko nuclear power plant.
Serbia hires France’s EDF and Egis for nuclear energy study
Serbia's energy ministry has awarded a contract to French state-owned energy firm EDF and engineering consultancy Egis Industries for a preliminary technical study to explore the potential use of civil nuclear power.
Serbia and US to strengthen energy cooperation
Serbia and the US are set to enhance their cooperation in the energy sector, with an agreement on strategic cooperation expected to be signed soon in Washington, Serbia's Ministry of Mining and Energy announced on September 17.
Lower energy prices hit revenue of Hungary’s state utility giant, but profits rise
Russia’s Rosatom to construct Kyrgyz Republic’s first wind farm
All nuclear power sanctions should be removed says Turkish energy minister facing German block on Akkuyu NPP project
Rahmon calls on Scholz for backing in bid to complete Tajikistan’s “existential” Rogun dam mega project
Western Balkans coal power plants still pumping out toxic emissions
Bankwatch report finds little being done to phase out coal in region despite commitments to reduce emissions.
North Macedonia’s minister hints at delaying coal phase-out to 2050
North Macedonia may postpone its coal phase-out deadline by 20 years, extending it to 2050, according to first deputy PM and Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning, Izet Mexhiti.
Russian attacks on Ukraine double electricity prices in Eastern Europe
Electricity prices in southeastern Europe have surged by 100% this summer due to Russia's strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Mongolia’s 8M24 coal exports to China climb 32% y/y
Kazakh hotel cancels booking of group opposing NPP construction ahead of scheduled event
Azerbaijan's energy sector sees 0.1% y/y growth in H1
Russia’s Inter RAO explores potential in Uzbekistan coal mining projects
Ukraine poised for rapid switch to renewable energy, Greenpeace says
Ukraine has a unique opportunity to transition to renewable energy faster than other nations due to the destruction of much of its energy infrastructure during the war.
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