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Long-term uranium contract prices have surged to their highest levels in over 16 years, driven by supply uncertainties and increasing demand from utilities expanding their capacity to power rapidly growing AI data centres,
Energo: Russia prepares $25bn initiative to substitute equipment and tech in the energy sector
Russia prepares $25bn initiative to substitute equipment and tech in the energy sector
Russia’s flagship national initiative to achieve “technological sovereignty” in the energy sector, overcoming dependence on Western technology, is set to cost RUB2.14 trillion ($25bn) between now and the end of the decade.
Romania’s Prime Batteries close to completing €270mn power storage devices factory
The battery factory developed by Romanian company Prime Batteries Technology in Cernica near Bucharest will complete at the end of November its planned tenfold increase in production capacity, up to 2 GWh, after an investment of €270mn.
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Fortis Energy to build 180 MW solar plant in Serbia
Turkey’s renewable energy producer Fortis Energy has acquired a 180 MW solar project with a battery energy storage system in Sremska Mitrovica, a town in north-west Serbia, the company announced on July 26.
Ukraine's energy sector sees improvements as EU considers boosting electricity imports
Ukraine's energy industry is showing signs of recovery following a challenging period, with the EU considering increasing electricity imports to support the country.
Serbia and Azerbaijan near green energy deal
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Serbia sets ambitious new climate targets for 2030
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Romania hires US consultant Fluor Corporation for SMR nuclear project
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Premier Energy completes takeover of 80MW wind farm in Romania
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Czech power producer Decci launches largest battery storage system in the country
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Renewables generation to exceed coal next year for first time – IEA
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EU grants €100mn to Ukrenergo for energy system restoration
The EU has committed to providing Ukrenergo, Ukraine's state energy company, with a €100mn grant to aid in the restoration and protection of its energy infrastructure.
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