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Ukraine mulls 1-GW Chernobyl wind plant
Officials from the Ukrainian government, Ukraine’s transmission system operator Ukrenergo and Notus Energy Group of Germany have signed a declaration that they intend to build up to 1 GW of wind on the abandoned Chernobyl site.
Ukraine producing uranium, exporting to Canada
The state-owned company Energoatom says the uranium will be used in the production of nuclear fuel for Ukraine's domestic nuclear power plants (NPPs).
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EC’s von der Leyen promises support for wind industry
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is pledging more support for Europe’s struggling wind industry starting in 2024.
Germany calls for more Ukrainian renewable energy, corruption fighting
German Minister of Foreign Affairs Annalena Baerbock visited an electric substation near Kyiv on September 11 and proposed that Ukraine should increase its reliance on renewable energy sources and must work harder to stamp out corruption.
UAE company signs agreement with Poland’s ORLEN on small modular reactors
The Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) and ORLEN Synthos Green Energy (OSGE) will together look into developing small modular reactors (SMRs) for the Polish and European power sector.
Ukraine winter preparations in final stage with a month to go
With a month to go before the heating season starts, Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal says preparations for the upcoming cold season are in their final stages and the country is almost ready for the cold season.
Hungary to expand cooperation with French nuclear firm Framatome
Chinese engineers arrive in Kyrgyzstan for studies ahead of construction of hydropower plants chain
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Hungary revises emission targets in National Energy and Climate Plan
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Hungarian government backs down from solar energy regime changes
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Kyrgystan’s top minister appeals to citizens to conserve electricity amid energy sector state of emergency
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Hidroelectrica seeks consultant for 1.5GWh PV project
EV battery manufacturers plug into Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe is already home to some high-profile electro-mobility companies. Now, it's becoming a location for battery manufacturing too.
Global demand for uranium to rise 28% by 2030 in a business dominated by Russia
The World Nuclear Association (WNA) has released a report forecasting a significant increase in the global demand for uranium in nuclear reactors through to 2030, Reuters reported on September 7.
ENERGO: Russia's booming uranium trade
Russia's booming uranium trade
In June Russia sent its first cargo of uranium to India to feed the local nuclear power plant (NPP) since 2019. Russia’s nuclear exports are booming.
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