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Russian attacks on ports and cities strain Ukraine as EU sends emergency power equipment
Russian forces intensified attacks on Ukraine’s civilian and logistics infrastructure overnight, striking seaports and major cities as Kyiv struggles to maintain heat and electricity supplies during winter.
Bulgaria wins €1bn arbitration case brought by CEZ
Czech energy group CEZ had sought €967mn plus interest, alleging unfair treatment and arbitrary regulation of electricity prices.
Slovenia triples solar capacity in four years as renewable shift accelerates
Ministry of Environment, Climate and Energy points to strong acceleration in the use of domestic renewable energy sources and a renewed push toward energy self-sufficiency.
Big freeze causes Russian regional power systems to collapse
Russia is being hit harder than most by the global big freeze that is causing its ageing regional power infrastructure to collapse.
Uzbekistan non-committal on Rosatom offer to build nuclear ‘cluster’
Russian nuclear entity trying to dispel perception of financial problems.
Turkish Aydem’s electricity grid operating unit sells $500mn five-year eurobond at 9.50% coupon
Turkey’s ADM Elektrik sold $500mn of a eurobond (XS3260262988 - US00710QAA13) due 2031 at a coupon rate and a yield-to-investor of 9.50% (priced at 100.00).
Czech transmission system operator recommends keeping part of Chvaletice coal plant temporarily operational
Sanctioned Russian oil major Lukoil signs “non-exclusive” deal with Carlyle
Sanctioned Russian oil major Lukoil says it signed a foreign asset deal with Carlyle, although the deal is "non-exclusive" and negotiations with other buyers continue
EU awards €104mn to Bulgaria-Romania smart grid project
Bulgaria and Romania will jointly receive almost €104mn for a smart grid project, part of the Project of Common Interest (PCI) called CARMEN.
Kosovo’s KESCO seeks 21.3% electricity price hike for 2026
Tajikistan looks set to withdraw National Bank reserve funds to inject finance into Rogun hydro megaproject
Dushanbe looks set to withdraw funds from the reserve fund of the National Bank of Tajikistan to provide an injection of finance required by its Rogun hydroelectric power megaproject.
Document suggests delays may be creeping into plan for Russia to build Uzbekistan’s first nuclear power plant
A start on the construction of Uzbekistan’s first nuclear power plant (NPP) could be delayed by up to nine months, with the first concrete pour moving from March to December.
Africa’s data centre boom triggers shift in power investment priorities
Africa’s accelerating digital transformation is placing data centres at the heart of its future power strategy, as surging demand for cloud services and digital connectivity redefines the continent’s energy and infrastructure landscape.
Michael Topolinski’s MetaWealth expands into battery power storage in Romania
MetaWealth, a European real estate investment platform founded by Michael Topolinski, is entering the battery energy storage systems (BESS) segment with several large-scale projects in Romania. The investment target is set at €130mn.
Hidroelectrica teams up with EDF, local investor for pumped hydropower projects in Romania
The extraordinary general shareholders’ meeting (AGEA) of Romania’s state-controlled power producer Hidroelectrica (BVB: H2O) approved plans to advance two major pumped-storage hydropower projects. The company's shares hit a new maximum.
China’s Dayu New Energy to develop 500-MW solar, wind projects in Tajikistan
China’s Dayu New Energy Limited has announced plans to develop solar and wind power plants with a combined installed capacity of 500 megawatts in the Kubodiyon and Jaihun districts of Tajikistan’s southwestern Khatlon region.
Kosovo extends deadline for energy tariff applications as new rates expected by April
Kosovo’s electricity crisis exposes years of neglect and policy missteps
Kosovo has once again found itself grappling with one of its most persistent and damaging problems: an unreliable electricity supply, the Kosovo Chamber of Commerce and Industry tells bne IntelliNews.
Hungary to challenge EU ban on Russian gas imports at European Court
Hungarian government claims the EU used a "legal trick" to pass the regulation for phasing out Russian gas purchases
Romania's leading EPC contractor ENEVO plans to nearly triple turnover to €350mn this year
ENEVO Group, Romania’s largest EPC contractor for renewable energy and cybersecurity projects, targets a turnover of €350mn this year, almost two and a half times higher than in 2025.
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