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Italian utility sells out to politically well-connected partner EPH after years of rowing with Slovak government over country's main power group.
EBRD backs Croatia’s first battery storage project
Slovenia updates national energy and climate plan with ambitious 2030 targets
The Slovenian government adopted the updated National Energy and Climate Plan on December 18, setting ambitious targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, boosting energy independence, and transitioning to renewable energy sources by 2030
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World Bank approves $350mn as Tajikistan bids to fund completion of $6.3bn Rogun mega hydro project
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Serbia requires $10.4bn to meet climate goals by 2050, says World Bank
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Serbia, Azerbaijan to sign memorandum on gas power plant construction
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Kosovo launches first 100 MW wind auction to boost renewable energy
Kosovo launched the country’s first 100 MW wind auction on December 18, marking a significant milestone in its renewable energy transition.
Slovenian NPP Krsko considers extending operating life beyond 2043
EBRD grants €5mn to North Macedonia’s ESM for PV projects
The EBRD has allocated a €5mn grant to support the construction of two photovoltaic power plants in North Macedonia to advance the country’s energy transition.
Russia sells stakes in Kazakhstan uranium JVs to China
Move kicks off debate on whether move illustrates a loss of Kremlin influence in Central Asia.
Romanian energy minister casts doubt on E.ON Romania sale to Hungary’s MVM
Romanian Minister of Energy Sebastian Burduja has stated that the sale of energy supply company E.ON Romania to Hungary’s state-owned MVM is far from guaranteed and will be subject to strict scrutiny.
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EBRD approves €105mn loan for solar-thermal power plant in Serbia
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has approved a €105mn loan for the construction of a solar-thermal power plant in Novi Sad, Serbia’s second-largest city.
Czech government to push against ETS 2 emissions trading system implementation
The Czech government is also opposing the European Commission’s proposal to lower emissions in 2040 by 90% compared to 1990 and wants to revise EU goals on phasing out combustion engines in the car industry.
E.ON seeks to sell its Romanian energy supply business to Hungary’s state-owned MVM
German energy group E.ON reached an agreement to sell its 68% stake in Romanian electricity and natural gas supplier E.ON Energie Romania and 98% of related services unit E.ON Asist Complet to the Hungarian state-owned company MVM.
Hungary's state utility giant buys E.ON’s energy supply operations in Romania
MVM will acquire a 68% stake in E.ON Energie Romania, which has close to 3.4mn customers, and a 98% stake in regional service provider E.ON Asist Complet.
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Institution urged to listen to civil society.
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The European Commission will continue to provide robust support for Ukraine’s energy sector as the country faces escalating Russian strikes on critical infrastructure.
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