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Ukraine plans over 800 MW of wind energy projects for 2025
Ukraine plans to construct more than 800 MW of wind energy generation capacity in 2025, Energy Minister Herman Galushchenko announced on November 14.
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Slovenia’s power producer Hidroelektrarna na Spodnji Savi (HESS) has submitted updated environmental documentation to Slovenia’s Ministry of the Environment, allowing the long-delayed HPP Mokrice hydropower project to proceed.
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Armenia: Russia critic appointed head of regulator of Russia-dominated energy sector
Mesrop Mesropyan, a member of the ruling Civil Contract party and a vocal critic of Russia, was appointed chairman of Armenia's Public Services Regulatory Commission (PSRC) on Friday, 15 November, sparking a heated parliamentary debate.
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