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Veoila completes takeover of gas-powered power plant from Uniper
French utility company Veolia has completed the acquisition of the 428-MW combined cycle power plant in northwest Hungary from Germany's Uniper after receiving regulatory approval.
Kosovo invests €3.8mn in energy efficiency for public buildings
Kosovo’s Minister of Economy, Artane Rizvanolli, and the Kosovo Energy Efficiency Fund (KEEF) have signed agreements with four municipalities to implement energy efficiency measures in 13 public buildings.
Energy crisis in Moldova’s separatist Transnistria escalates
Russia-backed separatists step up their propaganda blaming the pro-EU government in Chisinau for the crisis.
Smog back with a vengeance in Ulaanbaatar
Mongolia’s government seeks to act swiftly in face of protests. Suspicion falls on quality of coal briquettes in circulation.
Ukraine electricity imports soar by 450% in 2024
Ukraine has seen a dramatic increase in electricity imports, up by 450% in 2024 compared to the previous year, with a total of 4.4mn megawatt hours (MWh) brought in to meet growing demand.
Hungary becomes Ukraine's top foreign electricity supplier
Ukraine increased its electricity imports from EU countries by 5.5 times in 2024, with 39% of its imported electricity coming from Hungary.
Power outages leave Albanian cities in darkness
Slovak Minister of Environment denies involvement in lifting ban on nuclear waste imports
Slovakia’s Minister of Environment Tomas Taraba has denied his involvement in lifting the ban on nuclear waste imports. The Slovak Parliament lifted the ban in November through an amendment to critical infrastructure legislation.
ACWA Power installs new solar panels in Azerbaijan
Mongolian MPs approve key step in working with Russia to expand and modernise Ulaanbaatar thermal power plant
Cameco and Kazatomprom halt uranium production at Kazakh joint venture over delay in obtaining paperwork
Electricity prices in Moldova surge by 65%-75% after Gazprom stops gas supplies
The two electricity suppliers in Moldova Premier Energy and FEE Nord were permitted to charge end-user prices 65% and 75% higher respectively, after the country substituted the cheap electricity supplies from Transnistria with more expensive imports.
Moldova’s separatist Transnistria region hit by blackouts and industrial shutdowns after gas cut off
Gazprom ended gas supplies to Moldova including the breakaway pro-Russian Transnistria region on January 1.
Energo: Russia seeks to expand its nuclear energy dominance with new international projects
Russia seeks to expand its nuclear energy dominance with new international projects
Russia is constructing over 10 nuclear power units on foreign soil to help capitalise on burgeoning energy demands driven by artificial intelligence and developing markets, a senior Kremlin envoy has revealed
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