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Russian Rosatom eyes another 4.8-GW nuclear plant in Turkey
Russian state nuclear power agency and contractor Rosatom developed a possible financing scheme for the construction of a second 4.8-GW nuclear power plant in Turkey, Kommersant daily reported citing the head of Rosatom Alexei Likhachev.
Hungarian government set to backtrack on retroactive changes for household solar power
29 Russian cities have joined emission quotas trial
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Republika Srpska greenlights solar panels for self-consumption
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Skopje unit of Slovenian energy group GEN-I seeks approval for acquisition of KAV Sonce
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EBRD mulls lending €125mn to E.ON Romanian unit
ExxonMobil says world will fail to meet Paris goal in 2050
Oil supermajor ExxonMobil says that the world will fail to meet the Paris Agreement goal to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius by 2050.
Google to sell digital maps to solar companies
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Bulgaria invites Slovenia to join project for new reactors at Kozloduy NPP
Bulgaria has invited Slovenia to join a project for the construction of new reactors at its Kozloduy nuclear power plant. Sofia has already invited Greece to also join the project.
Nuclear power generates nearly half of Ukraine's electricity needs
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EDB is to fund Armenia's first independent 50-MW power unit at Hrazdan TPP
Unlike previous ventures backed by government guarantees for electricity purchases, this initiative is financed by a $26mn loan from the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) to H Energy Solutions, a subsidiary of the Tashir Group.
Opinions split in village where Kazakhstan likely to build country’s first nuclear plant
Westinghouse to deliver fuel to Slovak nuclear power plants
Hungary to lift moratorium on solar panel feed-in tariff but retroactively change balance settlement rules
The Hungarian government will lift the moratorium on solar panel feed-in tariff (FiT) at the start of 2024, but under the new conditions, earlier investments will be impossible to recoup. The changes were announced by Energy Minister Csaba Lantos.
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