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Azerbaijan is steadily advancing towards becoming a leader in renewable energy, with the goal of emerging as a key exporter of green energy to Europe.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has not yet determined the cause of the fire that broke out at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant’s cooling tower on August 11.
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Turkey reportedly pushing for submarine electricity interconnection with northern Cyprus
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed that a recent drone strike on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant (ZNPP) in Ukraine did not compromise the nuclear safety of the facility.
Kretinsky confirms intention to take over Slovenske elektrarne
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Ukraine shifts to solar energy with $25mn in loans for households and public buildings
Ukraine is accelerating its transition to solar energy, with UAH1bn in loans already approved by Ukrainian banks for the installation of solar power systems in households.
Russian coal miner Raspadskaya reports decline in revenue and profit for 1h24
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Cumulative capacity of Polish wind and solar power installations hits 30 GW in August
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Fortis Energy secures permits for 509 MW wind project in Serbia
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Ukraine's energy sector faces over $56bn in losses amid crisis, recovery needs top $50bn
Ukraine's energy sector has suffered direct and indirect losses exceeding $56bn due to the ongoing crisis, with the cost of recovery estimated at over $50bn.
Turkey’s Zorlu to divest Israel stakes amid media outcry over continuation of business despite Gaza war
Turkish Entek enters Romanian renewable energy market with €33mn acquisition
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Ukraine requires up to €13bn to develop a resilient energy system, says Ukrenergo chief
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UK and Polish export credit agencies guarantee Standard Chartered €249mn loan for major Turkish solar project
Criminal complaint filed against official who gave go-ahead for controversial Una-mlin hydropower project
CEZ reports higher than expected net profit of CZK7.5bn in Q2
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Greek PPC to take over €700mn renewables portfolio from Macquarie in Romania
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Moldova turns into net electricity exporter on lower domestic consumption in Q2
The industrial slowdown dragged down total electricity consumption in Moldova in Q2, while it exported power to Ukraine and the separatist Transnistria region.
EBRD, Eiffel to allot €24mn to Lithuania's INVL fund for solar plant in Romania
The French asset management company Eiffel Investment Group (Eiffel) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide €24.4m in funding to INVL Renewable Energy Fund I to construct a 60-MW solar power plant in Romania.
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