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Russia’s state nuclear group Rosatom has said it will press ahead with its overseas reactor projects and honour existing commitments despite the latest round of UK sanctions targeting subsidiaries linked to its foreign operations.
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Poland and GE Vernova Hitachi sign BWRX-300 small modular reactor development deal
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Slovak opposition party files criminal complaint against PM Fico over threats to halt electricity supplies to Ukraine
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UK sanctions subsidiaries of Russian Rosatom nuclear agency
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Armenia weighs small modular reactor options
Ukraine faces lengthy, costly repairs to power grid after Russian strikes
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Serbia in talks with Rosatom as it advances nuclear power plans
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Slovak PM Fico asks state SEPS company to cut emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine
Fico accused Ukraine of deliberately dragging out efforts to put the Druzhba pipeline that supplies oil to Slovakia and Hungary back into operation.
Czech minister of industry confirms government plans to take full control of energy utility ČEZ
Montenegro completes electricity integration package, moves closer to EU power market
Bosnia’s Zenica coal mine to close after nearly 150 years
Solar and wind advance to make up one-third of Turkey’s electricity generation capacity
Turkey’s electricity system continues to grow rapidly. Solar and wind power now account for more than 40 gigawatts of installed capacity.
Slovak PM Fico threatens to cut emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine over Druzhba disruption
Fico threatened to ask the Slovak Electricity Transmission System company to cut emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine unless the oil flow via Russian Druzhba pipeline is not renewed.
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China to build two wind farms and solar plant in Kazakhstan
China is said to be set to build three power plants in Kazakhstan over the coming years, namely two wind farms and one solar plant.
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