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The revival of the Zivojno coal mine was identified as a strategic priority for ensuring North Macedonia’s energy security during a working meeting between the general director of the state-owned power producer AD ESM and the mayor of Novaci.
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Rogun hydro planners boost Tajik megaproject’s projected capacity by 180 MW to 3,780 MW
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The South Korean Hydro and Nuclear Power began signing collaboration agreements with Czech companies on the €16bn Dukovany nuclear power plant enhancement project, despite the regional court in Brno issuing a measure blocking the main contract.
Moldova secures electricity at lower prices after supply diversification
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Report says Turkey ranks ninth in world for operational hydroelectric capacity
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Montenegro’s EPCG showcases key clean energy projects at OSCE conference
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Uzbekistan breaks energy monopolies in move toward WTO membership
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Kazakhstan imposes pricing rules to cap discounts on nuclear material transactions
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Turkey under pressure to reconcile ambitious industrial strategy with Net Zero targets
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Romania’s Electrica secures €620mn loan for green energy and grid investment
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Hungary’s state energy company delivers robust earnings even as revenues retreat
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French EDF files lawsuit against the Czech Dukovany nuclear tender
French Électricité de France (EDF) filed a lawsuit at the regional court in Czechia’s second-largest city, Brno, over the selection of the South Korean Hydro and Nuclear Power as the contractor for the €16bn Dukovany NPP enhancement project.
Kazakhstan agrees 10-year deal with Tajikistan for “Rogun” electricity, but export start date is anybody’s guess
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ERG and China’s TCC to build Kazakhstan’s first ferroalloy-gas power plant
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