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The energy segment of the Czech EP Group of energy and media oligarch Daniel Křetínský announced a pro-forma unaudited revenue of €34.5bn and a pro-forma Ebitda of €5.5bn in 2024.
Uzbekistan generates 2bn kWh from solar and wind since start of 2025
Uzbekistan has generated 2bn kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity from solar and wind sources since the start of 2025, according to official data released on April 12.
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Nuclear energy cooperation also in play.
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World Bank’s financing role facing scrutiny.
Kazakhstan pitches uranium supply deal to support Turkey’s nuclear ambitions
Kazakhstan has proposed a uranium mining and fuel supply agreement to bolster Turkey’s rapidly expanding nuclear energy programme, Kursiv.media reported, citing CEO of the Chemical Engineering Design Bureau Baurzhan Duisebayev.
Enea targets 1.29 GW in green energy projects by 2026, plans further acquisitions
Warsaw-listed state-controlled utility Enea will develop 1.29 GW of renewable energy capacity by the end of 2026, deputy CEO Bartosz Krysta said.
Share of wind and solar in Turkey's installed electricity generation capacity reaches 30%
The share of wind and solar energy in Turkey's total installed electricity capacity reached approximately 30% by the end of March, state-run news service Anadolu reported, citing data from the Electricity Transmission Corporation, TEIAS.
Austria's Verbund takes over 272-MW wind farm in Romania
The Austrian energy company Verbund, through its Romanian subsidiary Verbund Wind Power Romania, has acquired a 272-MW “ready to build” wind project from Monsson.
China to power up Uzbekistan with nine mini hydropower plants in Andijan
Chinese construction firm Xinjiang Qianyuan Kunyu Construction Engineering is set to power up Uzbekistan's Andijan region with plans to build nine mini-hydroelectric power plants.
Kosovo minister expresses concern over 15% electricity price hike
Kosovo’s Economy Minister has called on the Energy Regulatory Office to ensure that electricity tariff increases for 2025 do not impact low-consumption households.
US interim envoy flags energy diversification as key priority for Orban government in first public address
In his first public appearance in Budapest, US chargé d'affaires Robert Palladino stated that American diplomacy under a Trump administration would steer clear of "activism".
No vision for Russia’s $500bn planned power capacity overhaul
The Russian government prepares an electric power generating capacity overhaul that could cost over RUB40 trillion ($553bn), but has no clear financing plans and could double end-user prices by 2042.
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In an exclusive interview with bne IntelliNews, EBRD’s Ukraine head Arvid Tuerkner discusses the bank’s activities in Ukraine, and why he has great hopes for the country’s postwar recovery.
Mongolia backs Tuul water complex mega project to serve Ulaanbaatar
Tuul water complex, infrastructure serving capital Ulaanbaatar that will include a dam 685 metres in length and 35.8 metres in height, is being pursued as one of 24 mega projects backed by Mongolia’s government for the development of the city.
BP, Masdar, MVM and SOCAR outline new investments and supply strategies for Azerbaijan’s green and gas energy sectors
Azerbaijan hosted a high-level energy conference in Baku on April 7 titled “Innovative pathways to a greener future: renewable energy and emissions reduction.”
Romania’s Prime Batteries to build 72-MWh power storage facility for Hidroelectrica
Romanian energy firm Hidroelectrica SA has awarded a RON80mn (€16.1mn) contract, excluding VAT, to a domestic consortium to build a lithium-ion battery storage facility at its Crucea wind farm.
Turkey’s energy minister receives European Commissioner for energy
Turkey’s energy minister Alparslan Bayraktar on April 3 received European Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jorgensen at Turkey’s energy ministry in Ankara, the minister (@aBayraktar1) wrote on X.
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