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Gazprom declines January gas transit booking for Moldova via Trans-Balkan pipeline
Gazprom has not reserved capacity for gas transit to Moldova through the Trans-Balkan pipeline for January 2025, the Moldovan Ministry of Energy confirmed on December 16.
TMK to sell early coal seam gas produced at Mongolia site to Germany’s JEL for conversion into electricity
Electricity and utilities sector sees 0.9% decline in Azerbaijan
EBRD approves €105mn loan for solar-thermal power plant in Serbia
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has approved a €105mn loan for the construction of a solar-thermal power plant in Novi Sad, Serbia’s second-largest city.
Czech government to push against ETS 2 emissions trading system implementation
The Czech government is also opposing the European Commission’s proposal to lower emissions in 2040 by 90% compared to 1990 and wants to revise EU goals on phasing out combustion engines in the car industry.
E.ON seeks to sell its Romanian energy supply business to Hungary’s state-owned MVM
German energy group E.ON reached an agreement to sell its 68% stake in Romanian electricity and natural gas supplier E.ON Energie Romania and 98% of related services unit E.ON Asist Complet to the Hungarian state-owned company MVM.
Hungary's state utility giant buys E.ON’s energy supply operations in Romania
MVM will acquire a 68% stake in E.ON Energie Romania, which has close to 3.4mn customers, and a 98% stake in regional service provider E.ON Asist Complet.
Energo: Hungary's state utility giant buys E.ON’s energy supply operations in Romania
As winter closes in, will Uzbekistan rethink the potential for more gas supplies from neighbour Turkmenistan?
World Bank must wake up to Rogun mega dam “nightmare” in Tajikistan, say activists ahead of financing vote
Institution urged to listen to civil society.
Ukraine intercepts 81 missiles, 80 drones in massive Russian attack on energy infrastructure
EU pledges continued support for Ukraine's energy sector amid Russian strikes
The European Commission will continue to provide robust support for Ukraine’s energy sector as the country faces escalating Russian strikes on critical infrastructure.
More help needed for Ukraine’s ravaged energy sector
A multi-million-euro fund launched by Ukraine’s European allies to help the war-ravaged energy sector is running low on cash as power providers struggle to keep the lights on this winter.
Moldova announces it has enough natural gas reserves for the entire winter
Moldovagaz says it has already purchased 747.9mn cubic metres of natural gas ahead of the expected cut-off of Russian gas supplies via Ukraine.
Serbia’s EPS takes over Kostolac B3 thermal power plant from Chinese contractor
Serbia's Electric Power Company (EPS) has officially taken over the newly constructed Kostolac B3 thermal power plant from its Chinese contractor, China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC), in a milestone for the country’s energy sector.
Montenegro asks for exemption from EU’s CBAM mechanism
Tajikistan: Rogun Dam is a white elephant in the making – report
Dushanbe needs to diversify power generation sources.
Moldova enters state of emergency, Transnistria stockpiles firewood
The separatist Transnistria region will stockpile firewood and introduce rolling blackouts after the expected end of Russian gas supplies via Ukraine.
Czech coal plant SUAS projects loss of over CZK1bn in 2024
Viktor Orban discusses energy issues on phone with Vladimir Putin
The two leaders discussed topical issues concerning the development of bilateral economic and trade cooperation, with a focus on further support for mutually beneficial energy projects, Orban’s press chief told state news agency MTI.
ADEX Group merges with Hungarian exchange HUPX to strengthen regional energy market
ADEX Group, a power trading exchange owned by Slovenia’s BSP and Serbia’s SEEPEX, announced on December 10 that it has merged with Hungary’s HUPX exchange.
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