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Energo follows key project, policy and investment in the power sector across the FSU and CEE. This has included extensive coverage of the Czech Republic and Lithuania’s efforts to build new nuclear reactors, changing renewables policies in Poland and Romania and the privatisation and modernisation of Russia’s power sector. 

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First COP26 agreement lacks targets and detail

10 November 2021

COP26 has come up with a first draft agreement that calls on governments to improve substantially by the end of 2022 their emissions reduction targets and long-term strategies for reaching net zero.

COP26 still far from comprehensive agreement

10 November 2021

The first week of COP26 was dominated by grand statements by governments, and a number of sector-specific targets covering methane, coal and deforestation.

Development banks ADB, EBRD, EDB showcase climate-friendly capital at COP26

10 November 2021

The UN’s COP26 climate conference in Glasgow has seen development banks from around the world come together to outline their contributions to a low-carbon future. Robust financial infrastructure is key to a just and efficient transition.

Ukraine needs to import thermal coal in next 3-5 years – DTEK CEO

10 November 2021

Ukraine needs to import thermal coal in next 3-5 years – DTEK CEO

‘Expect less water next year,’ Kyrgyzstan warns downstream neighbours

10 November 2021

Relations between upstream and downstream Central Asian countries can be tense. This won’t help.

Ukraine's energy crisis continues, electricity imports from Belarus increase

9 November 2021

Ukraine's energy crisis continues, electricity imports from Belarus increase

Ukraine vows to stop using coal

9 November 2021

Ukraine vows to stop using coal

Market weighing up Uzbekneftegaz’s scheduled eurobond

8 November 2021

Rating agencies estimate that major projects to be completed in coming years might increase company’s Ebitda by more than 50% and contribute to the issuer’s deleveraging.

Paris Accords targets will be missed, World on course to see 2.7C-3.1C increases in temperature by 2100 without drastic reductions

8 November 2021

The global community will miss the Paris Accord target of keeping temperature rises to 1.5C and will see them climb to between 2.7C and 3.1C by 2100 unless emissions are cut by 15% a year from now on.

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