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Bosnia threatens legal action over Croatia’s nuclear waste site near border
Zagreb says the site, long opposed by Bosnia, is needed to store waste from the Krško nuclear power plant.
Mongolia records consecutive record high for coal exports in 2025, ships 90mn tonnes
Mongolia recorded a consecutive record high for coal exports in 2025, following up 2024’s 83.75mn tonnes with 90.02mn tonnes and achieving 106% of the government's annual target for last year of 85mn tonnes.
Turkey’s natural gas consumption climbs to record 60-61 bcm in 2025
Households burnt through more than an annual 20 bcm for the first time.
China’s Dongfang Wind Power to supply turbines for Serbia’s largest wind farm
Chinese state-owned company Dongfang Wind Power has signed a contract to deliver 48 wind turbines for a 300-megawatt (MW) wind power project in Serbia worth €495mn, local media reported on January 12.
Czech and Slovak joint cabinet sessions to be renewed
Samruk-Kazyna sovereign wealth fund no longer owns future operator of Kazakh NPPs
Samruk-Kazyna, Kazakhstan’s sovereign wealth fund, no longer holds ownership of Kazakhstan Nuclear Power Plants (KNPP), the entity designated to operate and own all the nuclear power plants (NPPs) that will be built in the country.
Azerbaijan inaugurates its largest wind farm to date
240 MW Khizi-Absheron wind farm to meet rising domestic demand and enable higher electricity exports.
Montenegro to build first waste-to-energy incinerator producing 50MW of renewable energy
Bulgaria launches 202 MW battery storage at Maritsa East plant
Bulgaria has launched one of Eastern Europe’s largest standalone battery energy storage systems (BESS), aiming to modernise its power sector and bolster regional energy security.
Uzbek officials adapting quickly to growing water deficit
Solar and wind power generation surging.
Kazakhstan’s share of electricity generated from renewable sources rises to 7% in 2025
Hydropower loses share in Turkey’s energy mix as wind and solar surge
Turkey’s electricity generation capacity reportedly continued to expand in 2025, with wind and solar power driving growth and hydropower losing ground in terms of its share in the energy mix.
Western Balkans need to cut Russian energy ties and speed up EU power market integration, Bruegel says
Energy policy has become one of the most strategically important battlegrounds in the EU’s neighbourhood since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
US and Kazakhstan expand nuclear energy cooperation under FIRST programme
The US and Kazakhstan have broadened cooperation on civil nuclear energy, with small modular reactors (SMRs) emerging as a focal point of a new stage in bilateral engagement.
Over 2 GW of new gas-fired generation capacity expected in Romania this year
Romania is set to add more than two gigawatts of new gas-fired electricity generation capacity in 2026, as two major projects advance toward commissioning just before the first gas expected from the Neptun Deep offshore perimeter.
Audit flags financial reporting concerns at Tajikistan’s Rogun hydro megaproject
Financial reporting concerns in relation to Tajikistan’s flagship Rogun Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP) megaproject have been flagged by an independent audit, Asia-Plus reported on January 6.
Czech production of electricity rose by 3.8% y/y to 71.4TWh in 2025
The net production of electricity in Czechia amounted to 71.4 terawatt hour (TWh) in 2025
Moldova imports 65% of its electricity, mostly from Romania, in December
Moldova imported nearly two-thirds of its electricity in December 2025, as the country’s state energy trader Energocom increased purchases to meet seasonal demand.
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