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Ukraine calls for further sanctions against Russia as Kakhovka dam crisis worsens
Ukraine has called on the EU and G7 to implement a new round of sanctions against Russia following the destruction of the Kakhovka dam in occupied Kherson on June 6.
Nova Kakhovka dam destroyed, unleashing a tidal wave of flood waters into southern Ukraine
The massive Nova Kakhovka dam was destroyed in the early hours of June 6, releasing a tidal wave of flood water that quickly swamped towns and villages downstream in southern Ukraine and triggered evacuation orders by local authorities.
Hungarian PM, FM meet with Rosatom chief in Budapest
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto met with Alexey Likhachev, the director-general of Russian nuclear energy company Rosatom, the general contractor for the construction of two new blocks at Hungary's Paks NPP, on June 5.
Armenia to build a facility for reprocessing low- and medium-level spent nuclear fuel
According to general director of the Armenian NPP Movses Vardanyan, Armenia has constructed a storage facility for SNF. However, it is intended to be temporary and will only last for the next half-century.
Europe saves €100bn from the switch to renewables due to the Ukraine war
European electricity consumers will save some €100bn on their energy bills, due to the rapid expansion of renewable energy sources caused by the Russian induced energy crisis the International Energy Agency said in a report.
Croatia’s ENNA to launch IPO, invest €1bn in green energy
Croatian investment group is already preparing a major investment cycle focused on developing renewable energy.
Biden officials ‘in serious talks’ with Turkmenistan on curbing vast methane emissions
Deal could be struck ahead of COP 28 climate summit. It would be hailed as a major breakthrough in addressing global warming.
Greek constructor builds 1.75-GW gas-fired power plant in Romania
Mass Global Energy Rom, owned by Jordanian entrepreneur Ahmad Ismail Saleh, has selected Avax Group, one of Greece's largest and oldest construction conglomerates, to build a 1.75-GW gas-fired power plant on the site of a former coal-fired TPP.
Global wind turbine order intake up 27% in first quarter – Wood Mackenzie
Global wind turbine order intake hit a new first-quarter Q1 record, with 23.5 GW of activity, a 27% increase year on year, according to a new analysis from Wood Mackenzie.
Two bids submitted for Lithuania offshore wind tender
The State Energy Regulatory Council in Lithuania has received two bids have been submitted in the Baltic country’s first offshore wind tender.
Clean energy investment is extending its lead over fossil fuels – IEA
Investment in clean energy technologies is significantly outpacing spending on fossil fuels as affordability and security concerns triggered by the global energy crisis strengthen the momentum behind more sustainable options, according to the IEA.
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