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Energy statistics show we remain an overwhelmingly fossil fuel-based world
Renewables are growing fast, but oil and gas by far still dominate the global energy system.
Renewables account for 45% of Uzbekistan's electricity mix as green generation rises
Renewable energy accounted for 45.3% of Uzbekistan's electricity generation this year at 3:00 p.m. local time on June 24, up from 33.6% a year earlier, as increased solar, wind and hydropower output reduced reliance on natural gas-fired power plants.
Crimean authorities declare state of emergency amid Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure
The emergency regime will remain in place until further notice.
Russia drafts ban on crypto mining to avert risk of power shortages
Russia’s energy ministry has prepared a draft government decree that would ban cryptocurrency mining in Moscow, the Moscow region and parts of the Kursk region from July 1.
Estonia to open one of continental Europe's largest battery storage facilities
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Turkey's Ihlas Holding breaks ground on $3bn Kyrgyz hydropower megaproject
Construction of the 912-MW Kazarman hydropower cascade on Kyrgyzstan's Naryn River officially began on June 25.
Can geothermal power Central Europe’s energy transition?
The appeal of geothermal power is strong in a region where the 2022 gas crisis exposed the strategic vulnerability created by dependence on imported fossil fuels.
Iran war switches energy investment priorities from climate to security where electricity is king - IEA
The Iran war has switched up government’s priorities and energy investments are now driven less by climate targets than by security concerns, as governments respond to the second major energy crisis in five years.
Coal’s unexpected comeback on Middle East conflict energy security fears
The disruption to global energy markets caused by the conflict in the Middle East has triggered an unexpected resurgence in coal demand, as energy security fears outweigh Climate Crisis commitments.
Poland's top energy companies pledge joint effort to rebuild Ukraine's infrastructure
Poland's four biggest energy companies signed a letter of intent on June 25 to cooperate on the reconstruction of Ukraine, as the country's prime minister thanked Poland for its support during the war with Russia.
Ukraine enters Europe’s top five BESS markets as energy storage boom accelerates
Ukraine has entered the top five largest battery energy storage system (BESS) markets in Europe for the first time, commissioning nearly 3 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of new capacity over the past year.
Fresh highs recorded for Turkish renewable power generation in May
Hydropower remained the dominant source of electricity generation in Turkey in May. A new monthly production record was set as strong spring precipitation continued to boost output, according to official data.
Russia’s Rosatom says construction of first nuclear reactor at Turkey’s Akkuyu NPP completed
Construction of the first reactor unit at Turkey's first nuclear power plant (NPP), Akkuyu on the country’s southern Mediterranean coast, has been finished and cold-hot testing has commenced, Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom has announced.
Record renewables generation saves Turkey $746mn in electricity subsidies
Record renewable electricity generation in Turkey drove wholesale power prices to all-time lows in the first five months of 2026, cutting government electricity subsidy costs by $746mn versus the same period last year, energy think tank Ember says.
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