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Putin discusses state of Russian energy sector
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Eurasian Resources Group forecasts sustained metal deficits, sees HBI as key to green steel transition
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Central Asia’s Kambarata-1 hydro megaproject has won strong backing from global financial institutions, says minister
The joint megaproject of Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan to build the Kambarata-1 hydroelectric power plant (HPP) has won strong backing from global financial institutions, Uzbek Minister of Energy Jorabek Mirzamahmudov said in an interview.
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Poland's PGE signs deal to take control over company slated to build nuclear power plant
Poland's biggest power group PGE has signed a preliminary agreement with its smaller peer ZE PAK to buy 50% in PGE PAK Energia Jadrowa. The company, in which PGE already holds 50%, is slated to build a nuclear power plant in Poland.
North Macedonia signs grant deal with France’s AFD and RTE International to modernise power grid
North Macedonia’s power transmission operator AD MEPSO said on October 15 that it signed a grant agreement with the French Development Agency (AFD) and France’s utility company RTE International, aimed at providing technical assistance.
Oschadbank and EBRD finance over 100 MW of new business energy capacity in Ukraine
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Slovenia’s HSE Group launches wave of solar projects to boost green transition
Slovenia’s HSE Group, the country’s largest producer of renewable electricity, said on October 14 that it is expanding its solar power network with a series of new installations on public buildings across multiple municipalities.
Turkey, UAE advancing $1bn solar power project, says minister
Turkey’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Alparslan Bayraktar, has announced that the country is nearing completion of a major renewable energy investment in partnership with the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
West Kazakhstan launches 14 joint projects with Chinese investors worth KZT 134bn
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Poland to slash coal capacity to 6GW–7GW by 2030, head of grid operator says
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EU and EIB outline backing for Central Asia Kambarata-1 hydroelectric megaproject
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