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Ukraine restores power capacity but remains dependent on electricity imports
Ukraine has restored up to 5GW of power generation capacity since 2022 but continues to rely heavily on electricity imports to maintain energy system stability.
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Czech Skoda JS obtains Dukovany NPP contracts worth CZK500mn this year
Czech nuclear company and Pilsen-based Skoda JS has obtained contracts worth CZK500mn (€20mn) from the nuclear power plant Dukovany, stabilising the company until 2030.
Poland cuts household gas prices, likely easing inflation pressure
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Uzbekistan, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries sign MoU to transform energy with low-carbon innovation
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Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan meet in Dubai to discuss next steps of Kambarata-1 hydro megaproject
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Nearly €20mn in EU funds approved for overhaul of Šaleška Valley heating system
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Czech PM Fiala admits cabinet may not be able to sign Dukovany nuclear contract
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Critical delay hits Russia’s building of Turkey’s first nuclear plant as $7bn fails to show up
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Ukraine’s green energy share set to nearly double by 2040, says BCG expert
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Austrian-owned Interenergo launches 25-MW wind farm in Bosnia
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Slovenia sees 44% rise in electricity generation year on year in April
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North Macedonia PM says Cebren and Galiste HPPs are key to energy, farming and tourism growth
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Kazakhstan plans transmission overhaul to support first nuclear power plant
Kazakhstan will construct new power transmission infrastructure to distribute electricity from its first nuclear power plant (NPP).
Czech CEZ management earnings rose to CZK194mn in 2024
Earnings of the management of the Czech majority state-owned energy utility, the Prague-listed CEZ, rose by nearly CZK60mn to CZK194mn (€7.8mn) in 2024.
Turkey begins anti-dumping investigation into Chinese imports including solar panel equipment
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Russia to raise industrial electricity costs by 15% in 2025-2026
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