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Austrian energy and chemicals group OMV has fired a long-serving executive over suspicions of espionage for Russia, and Vienna has summoned a Russian diplomat in connection with the case.
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Slovak regulator denies that Slovak households pay more for gas than Czech households
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Kazakhstan has launched a countrywide project to overhaul its energy and utility sectors from 2025–2029, with planned investments of KZT 13 trillion (over $24bn), The Times of Central Asia reported on September 22.
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Mohammad Eslami, head of the Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran, announced that Iran and Russia will exchange and sign documents aimed at expanding bilateral cooperation during side events at World Atomic Week in Moscow (September 22–28)
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