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Slovenia’s government appoints official to co-ordinate NEK Krsko unit 2 project
The Slovenian government announced on July 20 that it had appointed Danijel Levicar as state secretary at the prime minister’s office to co-ordinate the implementation of a project to build a second unit at the nuclear power plant Krsko (NEK).
Ukrenergo attracts $1bn in loans and grants in preparation for heating season
Ukrenergo, Ukraine’s state energy company, attracted loans and grants amounting to $1bn from partners, Ukraine Business News reported on July 21.
Romanian energy trader Tinmar to invest €150mn in green generation over next three years
Minister says the two new nuclear reactors will cost Romania over €6.5bn
The two new reactors that state-controlled Nuclearelectrica company wants to build at the Cernavoda plant are expected to cost at least €6.5bn ($7.3bn), Energy Minister Sebastian Burduja said in an interview with Reuters on July 19.
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North Macedonia secures €100mn loan from the EBRD to address energy crisis
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Slovenia achieves victory in arbitration with Bosnia’s Ugljevik TPP
The Slovenian energy company Holding Slovenske elektrarne (HSE) will receive compensation of €67mn from Bosnian coal mine and power station Ugljevik for its failure to supply electricity in the period during the war in Bosnia, media reported.
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Poland tables coal assets spin-off offer to key utilities
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EBRD not an investor in Hidroelectrica’s "landmark" IPO
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