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With an eight-month delay, the construction works at the power storage devices factory developed by Czech group Tesla in Romania at Braila will begin in July and will be ready by mid-2025, stated investor’s representatives.
Ukraine's solar energy potential requires €5bn investment by 2030
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Ukraine can only restore 7% of energy needs by winter
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Azerbaijan's energy sector sees decline in production, rise in investments in early 2024
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EU affirms strategic partnership with Serbia on critical raw materials
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Forget oil, forget gas. Kyrgyzstan has plans to power Central Asia with water
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Czechia could be an electricity net importer by 2027
Czechia could turn into an electricity net importer by 2027, the Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade and state grid operator CEPS say.
Poland estimates cost of nuclear power plant at PLN150bn
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Kyrgyzstan sets itself a herculean hydro task in massive energy reform
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German companies to boost Ukraine's renewable energy
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