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Ukraine prepares to launch major energy storage project and graphite plant with international backing
Ukraine is nearing the launch of one of Eastern Europe’s largest energy storage systems as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen domestic energy resilience amid continued wartime challenges.
Serbia weighs nuclear options
Serbia is exploring the development of nuclear energy with two potential pathways – conventional nuclear power plants and small modular reactors.
Hungary, Slovakia close to deal on Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros HPP, Hungarian energy minister confirms
Neighbouring countries agree to settle decades-long dispute over joint dam project.
Kazakhstan considers South Korean and Chinese firms to replace Russia's Inter RAO in thermal power projects
Kazakhstan is in talks with South Korean and Chinese companies to replace Russia’s Inter RAO in the construction of three thermal power plants, as the government seeks to move forward with delayed energy infrastructure plans, Interfax has reported.
Armenian regulator blocks extra investment in power grid amid political tensions
Armenia’s energy regulator has blocked a proposed investment of around $18mn (AMD7bn) in the country’s power grid by Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), a utility company owned by imprisoned billionaire Samvel Karapetyan.
North Macedonia’s minister visits transformer station site, key link in Albania interconnection
North Macedonia’s Energy Minister Sanja Bozinovska visited the construction site of the new Ohrid transformer station (TS Ohrid) on July 11, a vital part of the MEPSO-led interconnection project between North Macedonia and Albania.
Montenegro launches first renewable energy auction
Montenegro’s Energy and Mining Ministry has launched the country’s first renewable energy auction backed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
Uzbekistan taps China’s Shandong Group to upgrade Tashkent substations
China’s Shandong Electrical Engineering & Equipment Group is set to modernise two electrical substations in Tashkent under a deal aimed at improving the reliability of Uzbekistan’s power grid.
North Macedonia signs €1bn memo with Turkey’s Kazancı Group for cogeneration gas plants
North Macedonia’s government has approved a €1bn memorandum of cooperation with Turkish energy giant Kazancı Group for the construction of cogeneration gas power plants.
Biogas, biomethane can meet 8% of Turkey’s gas needs, experts say
Biogas and biomethane derived from organic waste could meet approximately 8% of Turkey’s annual natural gas demand, according to experts.
Former Ukrenergo chief and Dragon Capital launch $30mn energy project in Ukraine
The former head of Ukrenergo, Volodymyr Kudrytskyi, has joined forces with entrepreneur Andriy Nemirovskyi and investment firm Dragon Capital to launch a $30mn project aimed at boosting the country’s energy resilience amid Russian attacks.
Electricity prices in Ukraine expected to remain high until 2030, says former Ukrenergo chief
Electricity prices in Ukraine are likely to remain elevated until at least 2030 due to insufficient domestic generation and limited export capacity.
Just 111 of the world’s biggest companies are causing $28 trillion worth of climate damage, says study
Just 111 of the world’s largest fossil fuel companies are collectively responsible for an estimated $28 trillion in climate-related economic damage, and just ten of those companies are responsible for half of that total.
Slovenian chambers push for cost-based electricity pricing for industry amid high energy costs
Slovenia’s largest industrial consumers face significantly higher electricity prices than their EU counterparts, prompting calls for both short- and long-term measures to restore competitiveness.
Moldova may cut electricity prices after sharp rise in January
Electrocoty supply companies in Moldova propose lower end-user prices, to reverse part of the sharo rise in January.
Kosovo A3 rehabilitation project not cancelled, only temporarily suspended – KEK says
The Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) has issued a statement rejecting claims that the capital project for the rehabilitation and modernisation of unit A3 at the Kosova A thermal power plant has been cancelled.
Uzbekistan’s solar and wind power plants generate 5bn kWh since start of 2025
Uzbekistan’s solar and wind power plants have generated more than 5bn kWh of electricity so far in 2025, surpassing the country’s total renewable output for the whole of last year, according to the Ministry of Energy.
MET Group acquires German gas storage operator KGE
Swiss-based energy company MET Group has acquired 100% of Kommunale Gasspeichergesellschaft Epe (KGE), a gas storage operator located in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Russian consumers urge government not to hike domestic gas prices
The measure, ordered by President Vladimir Putin in January, is intended to help compensate Gazprom for lost revenues from reduced European exports and to cover the cost of maintaining underground gas storage facilities.
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