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Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant on verge of blackout amid Russian attacks
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), Europe's largest nuclear facility, is teetering on the brink of yet another blackout as it relies solely on a single power line following a Russian attack.
Serbia pushes to end nuclear moratorium
Serbia's power industry is urging the abolition of the nuclear moratorium, which has been in place since 1989, Balkan Green Energy News reported on April 3.
Kosovo to launch first wind auction following solar auction success
Following the success of Kosovo's first 100 MW solar auction, the country's Economy Ministry announced on April 3 the initiation of its inaugural wind auction, boasting a capacity of 150 MW.
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Ukraine power system collapse unlikely – Ukrenergo Chief
Recent Russian attacks have inflicted significant damage on Ukraine's power system, but the head of Ukraine's national grid company Ukrenergo, Volodymyr Kudrytskyi, stated on April 1 that a total collapse is unlikely.
Saudi ACWA Power inks $263m deal for Nukus2 wind and green hydrogen projects in Uzbekistan
Ukraine faces rolling blackouts as Russia continues bombardment of power stations
Russian assaults in March inflicted severe damage on the thermal generating capacity of Ukraine's leading private energy firm DTEK, with 80% of its facilities either damaged or completely destroyed. Ukraine faces rolling blackouts as a result.
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Russian attacks damage energy infrastructure in six Ukrainian regions, says PM
Ukrainian PM Denys Shmyhal condemned "barbaric attacks" by Russia against the Ukrainian energy system, highlighting significant damage in the Dnipropetrovsk, Vinnytsia, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Cherkasy and Chernivtsi regions.
Two of DTEK Energy Holding’s Ukrainian power plants lose 50% of capacity after Russian attack
Two thermal power plants belonging to DTEK Energy Holding, situated in the Burshtynska and Ladyzhynska regions of Ukraine, lost 50% of their installed capacity after a recent assault by Russia.
DTEK signs deal with Columbus Energy to build energy storage system in Poland
DTEK, a leading Ukrainian energy holding company, has signed a landmark agreement with Polish firm Columbus Energy to construct a 133-MW energy storage system in Poland, marking DTEK's maiden infrastructure investment in the country.
Turkish energy minister outlines “critical role” of nuclear power in appearance at Atomexpo in Russia
EBRD and Erste greenlight €91.4mn loan for Serbian wind farm
The EBRD and Erste Group Bank AG, along with its Serbian subsidiary Erste Bank Novi Sad, have greenlit a €91.4mn financing package for Enlight Renewable Energy's (Enlight) latest venture: a wind farm in Serbia.
Croatia's Rimac Energy expands operations with new UK facility
Rimac Energy, a Croatian energy storage company, has inaugurated a new 1,850-square metre facility in Witney, Oxfordshire, UK, the company said in its press release on March 27.
Ukraine faces potential summer electricity shortage, utility executive warns
Ukraine may confront an electricity shortage this summer due to significant damage inflicted on numerous power generation facilities.
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