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Serbia’s largest solar plant connected to grid
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Kazakhstan once again annuls over $50mn arbitral award granted to Canadian uranium miner
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Azerbaijan says it is developing a nuclear programme
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Turkey’s Ihlas Holding discusses delivery of $7bn worth of energy projects with Kyrgyz PM
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Russian utility major InterRAO ups profit to $1.5bn in 2024
Russian state power utility major InterRAO increased its IFRS revenues in 2024 by 14% year on year to RUB1.55 trillion, with EBITDA up by 5% y/y to RUB173bn and net profit up by 8.5% y/y to RUB148bn ($1.5bn).
Romania's Hidroelectrica reports 35% profit decline in 2024 due to weak hydrology
Romanian state-controlled energy producer Hidroelectrica (BVB: H2O) recorded a 35% year-on-year decline in net profit, reaching RON 4.12bn (€800mn) in 2024, impacted by unfavourable hydrological conditions.
OPINION: The EU must bet on nuclear
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Uzbekistan powers up first digital substation with China’s Shanghai Electric
Uzbekistan has commissioned its first digital electricity substation as part of ongoing efforts to modernise its power grid and address energy shortages.
US halts Ukraine energy aid as Kyiv seeks alternative funding
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Romania will keep providing electricity at capped price to Moldova
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Azerbaijan’s economic growth to slow as energy transition faces policy challenges, says World Bank
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Czech coal mining fell by 17% y/y in 2024
Czechia’s coal mining output fell by 17% year on year in 2024 amid the approaching end of coal burning in the country planned for 2033. In 2023 the output fell by 15% y/y.
AI consuming more electricity than Kyrgyzstan, conference hears
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PowerChina to build 300 MW wind farm near Serbian capital
The project, scheduled to be completed in the second quarter of 2026, will feature 48 turbines, making it the largest wind farm in Serbia upon its completion.
Russian hydropower holding RusHydro posts loss in 2024
Russian state hydropower holding RusHydro posted 2024 revenue growth of 12% year-on-year to RUB243bn under Russian Accounting Standards (RAS), EBITDA growth of 21% y/y to RUB137bn, but showed a net loss of RUB13.4bn in 2024.
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