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Croatia’s electricity production dips in April
Croatia’s net electricity production fell in April compared to the previous month, while petroleum product use remained broadly stable.
Commercial banks show strong interest in financing Poland’s first nuclear plant, investor PEJ claims
The facility, to be built in the municipality of Lubiatowo-Kopalino on the Baltic coast, will include three AP1000 reactors supplied by the US consortium of Westinghouse-Bechtel.
Russia writes off $297mn hydro energy debt owed by Tajikistan
Russia has written off a $297mn hydro energy debt owed by Tajikistan, Khovar reported on June 16.
Kosovo’s gross available electricity up 8.6% y/y in April
Kosovo’s gross available electricity in April grew by an annual 8.6% to 568 GWh, after rising by 3.3% in March.
CEDIS to invest over €250mn in Montenegro’s power distribution network by 2029
Montenegro’s electricity distribution system operator, CEDIS, announced on June 16 that it will invest more than €250mn in capital projects between 2025 and 2029 to modernise and strengthen the national power distribution network.
Samruk Energy and China’s CWE to build Kazakhstan’s first pumped storage power plant
Kazakhstan’s Samruk Energy has signed a joint venture agreement with China International Water and Electric Corporation (CWE) to construct the country’s first pumped storage power plant.
64-MW Stolac Solarni Park solar plant begins operation in Bosnia
The 64-MW Stolac Solarni Park photovoltaic power plant, located near the town of Stolac in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Herzegovina region, has been connected to the grid and has begun generating electricity.
Uzbekistan’s president tightens grip on local governance as energy woes and reform delays mount
Uzbekistan’s President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has ordered a sweeping shake-up of local governance structures and has tightened oversight of reforms amid growing concerns over bureaucratic inertia and poor public service delivery.
Lithuanian parliament orders audit of €3bn 700-MW Baltic Sea offshore wind project
Lithuania’s parliament Seimas instructed the National Audit Office to conduct an audit into the involvement of state-owned enterprises in the Curonian Nord offshore wind project in the Baltic Sea.
China's Sinoma to build $25mn wind turbine blade plant in Uzbekistan
China’s Sinoma Science & Technology is set to invest $25.2mn in establising a wind turbine blade factory in Uzbekistan.
Kazakhstan awards Russia, China one nuclear plant project each, Uzbekistan revises its plan to include large facility
Solution favoured by Astana will help balance relations with Moscow and Beijing.
Uzbekistan, Russia's Rosatom reportedly revise nuclear project to include both small and large plants
The nuclear power project in Uzbekistan, led by Russia’s state-owned Rosatom, has reportedly been reformatted to include a large nuclear power plant (NPP) together with the small plant the parties previously committed to building.
Poland's PGE unveils PLN235bn investment plan, targets PLN17bn EBITDA by 2030
State-controlled Polish utility PGE plans to invest PLN235bn (€54bn equivalent) over the next decade under a new strategy aimed at boosting EBITDA to PLN17bn by 2030 and PLN30bn by 2035, while resuming regular dividend payments/.
Slovakia has sufficient supplies of nuclear fuel, economy minister says
Slovakia has sufficient supplies of nuclear fuel to keep its two nuclear power plants operational in case there is a drop in fuel supplies from TVEL, an arm of the Russian state agency Rosatom.
Kazakhstan shows interest in exporting oil, gas and uranium to Slovakia
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has expressed Kazakhstan’s readiness to begin exporting oil, gas, uranium and other goods to Slovakia.
Republika Srpska to award €800mn Trebinje wind farm project to Chinese company
Republika Srpska, one of the two entities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, plans to award a 30-year concession for the construction and operation of the €800mnTrebinje wind farm (537.5 MW) to China Power PTE through a negotiated procedure.
Turkey’s 77 Construction to invest $65mn in first phase of wind power plant in Afghanistan
Turkey’s 77 Construction Company is reportedly to invest $65mn in the first phase of a wind power plant project in Herat, northwestern Afghanistan.
New solar power plant launched at Slovenia’s Brestanica thermal site
A 466 kW solar power plant has officially started operating at the Brestanica thermal power plant site in Slovenia, part of efforts to reduce the facility’s environmental impact.
Wind power investments surging in Turkey, says trade association chief
Investments in wind power in Turkey are expected to this year amount to more than $1.5bn, translating to 1.5 GW of new capacity, according to the estimate of the president of the Turkish Wind Energy Association (TUREB) Ibrahim Erden.
€400mn wind and solar park opens in Estonia
Kazatomprom in talks to supply uranium to Bulgaria’s nuclear plant
Kazakhstan’s state-owned uranium producer Kazatomprom is in negotiations to supply uranium to Bulgaria’s nuclear power plant.
Obligations contained in draft law going down badly with renewables investors in Kyrgyz Republic
A draft law proposed by the Kyrgyz Republic’s Ministry of Energy is not going down well with renewable energy investors.
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