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Polish government denies rumours it is changing location of first nuclear power plant
Vestas, ArcelorMittal to use low-emission steel for wind turbine towers
Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas Wind Systems plans to use low-carbon recycled steel from ArcelorMittal to build turbine towers for a 1,140-MW Baltic Power offshore wind project in Poland.
Slovenian opposition proposes referendum on NPP Krsko 2nd unit
Fitch Ratings affirms Uzbekistan’s Thermal Power Plants long-term issuer default rating at 'BB-'
Russia’s electricity exports to China down by 33%
The volume of electricity exports from Russia to China in 2023 fell by more than a third year on year to about 3.1bn kWh, which is in line with the annual average for 2012-2020.
Albania opens 300-MW hybrid photovoltaic auction
Albania's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Belinda Balluku, announced the commencement of the 300-MW Hybrid Photovoltaic auction.
Lithuania launches second 700 MW offshore wind developer auction
Prague Stock Exchange head warns of 'end of the Czech capital market' if CEZ is nationalised
Prague Stock Exchange could be downgraded to a frontier market if the Czech government goes ahead with its plans to split up the majority state-owned power group, warns CEO Petr Koblic.
Serbia’s EPS expects profit of €820 million in 2023
Bulgaria’s Kep Toki Power set to acquire North Macedonia’s electricity trader Renewable Energy Supply co
Renewable capacity growth is faster than ever, but more acceleration needed to meet Paris 2030 goal, says IEA
The International Energy Agency has released a major report that found the world’s renewable capacity was up by half in 2023 and is currently growing at the fastest pace ever.
More wind generation in Europe than coal, says Ember
For the first time, Europe saw more wind power generation in the last quarter of 2023 than generation from coal. This is according to the climate think-tank Ember.
ENERGO: More wind generation in Europe than coal, says Ember
Germany’s power consumption falls to the 1990 level as industry withers
Germany’s deindustrialisation is gathering pace as the boomerang effects of the extreme sanction on Russia bounce back and affect the Germany economy more than any other in Europe, according to a note by Oxford Economics released on January 9.
Commercial fusion reactors breakthrough expected in 2024
A breakthrough in producing power by fusion reactions is expected in 2024, according to S&P Global.
More than 1,000 towns and villages in Ukraine suffering from power outages
Ukraine is currently grappling with a severe winter weather crisis as over 1,000 towns and villages across nine regions find themselves plunged into darkness due to power outages.
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