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The Romanian government will only return surcharges, ruled unconstitutional, to energy producers who contested the charges in court, the Energy Ministry announced following a recent Constitutional Court decision.
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Ukrainian investment firm Concorde Capital has announced plans to establish a $1bn energy company, intending to rival industry giant DTEK.
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Bishkek officials say the solution is environmentally friendly.
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Prime Batteries Technology nears launch of new battery production facility in Romania
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Uzbekistan explores nuclear cooperation with China
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Romania signs MoU with Itochu of Japan on Tarnita-Lapustesti pumped hydropower plant
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Romania extends €36mn grants for power storage projects
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Armenia seeks to extend life of Metsamor NPP amid growing energy dependence on Russia
Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure Gnel Sanosyan has announced that Armenia is making progress in its efforts to extend the life of the Metsamor nuclear power plant to 2036.
ING: The uncertain road to carrying out Poland’s ambitious energy strategy
Poland’s draft update of its National Energy and Climate Plan for 2030-2040 has been designed by the book. Its main goals include improving energy efficiency, green energy and investing in electrification.
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