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Poland’s new majority temporarily suspends work on liberalising wind power development rules
Poland’s new parliamentary majority has halted work on the liberalisation of rules for wind power development. The work will be picked up once the new government of Civic Coalition, the Third Way and the Left takes over officially.
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InoBat to widen battery market reach through its plants in Slovakia
Slovakia’s InoBat will produce batteries for different market segments at its two plants in Slovakia – Voderady and Surany. InoBat’s CEO Pavol Krokos said that each plant will focus on different battery market segments.
Ukraine's electricity imports up, exports down in November
Ukraine's energy landscape saw a significant shift in November, with electricity imports from the EU rising, while reducing exports.
Kosovo’s Iber-Lepenc becomes member of ALPEX power exchange
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Ukraine to import 500 MW from Europe amidst energy infrastructure challenges
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