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Ukraine plans $2.2bn in energy sector support in 2027
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South Korean YPP considers $2bn green hydrogen and ammonia project in Kazakhstan
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Renovatio Solar, the EPC division of Romanian energy group Renovatio, has signed a strategic partnership with battery manufacturer CATL for the construction of the 918 MWh Borzești Energy Storage project, the largest so far in Romania.
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Kazakhstan studies South Korean small modular reactor technology
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Iran gives green light to large industries to import electricity
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