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First Polish nuclear reactor to begin commercial operation in 2036, government roadmap shows
Poland’s first nuclear reactor will begin supplying electricity commercially in 2036, according to an updated national nuclear programme released for public consultation on June 25 by the Ministry of Industry.
Croatia’s Prosperus Growth acquires majority stake in STI
Croatian venture capital fund Prosperus Growth has acquired a majority stake in STI d.o.o., a regional supplier of power plant solutions and an authorised distributor and servicer of INNIO Jenbacher and Waukesha gas engines.
Khmelnytskyi plans €35.8mn waste-to-energy plant to cut gas use
The Ukrainian city of Khmelnytskyi is preparing to build a €35.78mn combined heat and power plant powered by fuel derived from waste, as part of its long-term drive to reduce reliance on natural gas.
Turkey leads Europe in installing hydropower capacity
Turkey was top of the pile in Europe last year for adding hydropower capacity. It added 241 megawatts, according to a report from the International Hydropower Association (IHA).
Russian natural gas output falls 3.4% in 5M-2025
Natural gas production in Russia declined by 3.4% year on year in the first five months of 2025, while output of coke and petroleum products saw a modest 0.8% increase.
Czech court rules against French EDF in Dukovany nuclear tender lawsuit
The regional court in Czechia’s second-largest city, Brno, has rejected the lawsuit of the French Électricité de France filed against the previous ruling of the Czech antitrust office ÚOHS.
Kazatomprom warns US probe into critical minerals could mischaracterise Kazakh uranium exports
Kazatomprom, Kazakhstan’s state nuclear company, has submitted a formal response to the US Department of Commerce amid an American national security investigation into processed critical minerals and their derivatives,
Moldova seeks EU funding for third Romania power link after USAID withdrawal
The Government of Moldova has declared the planned 400-kV Straseni–Gutinas power interconnection with Romania a public utility project of national interest and is seeking European Union financing after previously securing funding from USAID.
Germany’s Nordex Group secures 160-MW wind turbines order in Turkey
Germany’s Nordex Group said on June that it has received an order in Turkey from Yellice Uretim, a subsidiary of Efor Holding, for the supply and installation of 23 N163/6.X wind turbines with a total capacity of 160 MW.
EBRD, EU secure €10mn to Bosnia for energy-efficiency improvements in Tuzla
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the European Union have secured €10mn in loan and grant to Bosnia & Herzegovina to support investments in energy efficiency improvements in the Tuzla Canton.
High energy costs and slow decarbonisation threaten competitiveness of Polish heavy industry, PIE warns
The high cost of electricity and imported fossil fuels remains the principal obstacle facing Poland’s energy-intensive industries, according to a June policy paper published by the Polish Economic Institute.
Kosovo businesses call for subsidies amid concerns over energy market liberalisation
The Kosovo Chamber of Commerce (KCC), joined by other private sector representatives, has urged the government to subsidise energy costs for businesses and request the cancellation of Kosovo’s entry into the liberalised electricity market.
North Macedonia's electricity generation drops 16% y/y in April
North Macedonia’s gross electricity generation fell by 16% year-on-year to 338.8 GWh in April 2025.
Croatia confirms strong geothermal potential in Velika Gorica well test
A geothermal reservoir near Velika Gorica in central Croatia has shown strong potential for commercial use, with temperatures exceeding 100°C, the Croatian Hydrocarbons Agency said on June 24.
DTEK and Octopus Energy launch €100mn rooftop solar programme in Ukraine
Ukrainian private energy firm DTEK and UK-based Octopus Energy Group have launched a €100mn initiative to install rooftop solar power and energy storage systems for businesses and public sector organisations across Ukraine.
Tax barriers and market price caps hinder wind and solar energy growth in Ukraine
Ukraine’s renewable energy sector continues to face significant obstacles, with experts citing tax burdens and market price caps as key factors slowing the development of wind and solar power, despite the country's substantial potential.
PDK party files lawsuit to annul electricity market liberalisation in Kosovo
The opposition Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) filed a lawsuit with the Basic Court in Pristina seeking to annul the decision to liberalise the electricity market in the country.
Uzbekistan, France’s Suez and Saudi Arabia’s VIIC ink $78mn deal to develop waste-to-energy infrastructure
Uzbekistan has signed a $78mn agreement with France’s Suez International and Saudi Arabia’s Vision International Investment Company (VIIC) to jointly develop hazardous industrial waste management infrastructure.
21 Tajik SOEs lossmaking last year, with power utility Barqi Tojik heavily in red, says ministry report
Ukraine cuts debt to renewable energy producers by 35% over three quarters
Ukraine has reduced its outstanding debt to renewable energy producers by 35% over the past three quarters.
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