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Kazakhstan to establish nuclear energy agency
Kazakhstan will establish a nuclear energy agency, The Times of Central Asia reported on March 17.
Debt of Russian hydropower major Rushydro at $6bn, loss posted in 2024
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Indian coal production hits record in FY2023-24
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Nuclear Power Corporation of India connects Unit-7 of Rajasthan Atomic Power Project to the grid
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Japanese company Tepco plans to restart Niigata reactor in 2025
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India's LNG imports up 7.3% in February
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FSK L&S secures South Korea logistics contract for Ford-SK battery plants in the US
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Power generation in Pakistan drops 15% m/m in February
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Bulgaria to build €15mn H2START hydrogen valley
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Colombia's Cartagena to host second global conference on air pollution and health
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Brazil’s Binatural expects 20% revenue growth in 2025
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Mongolia goes for megaprojects to broaden economy
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UK STRYDE's mini seismic system enters Latin American market: Colombia key role
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India's Andhra Pradesh state plans to set up small nuclear power plants
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Indian renewable energy company Gensol Engineering to raise $69mn to reduce debt
Mumbai-listed renewable energy company Gensol Engineering Limited’s Board of Directors has approved fund-raising initiatives amounting to INR6bn ($69mn) aimed at enhancing its financial standing, the company said in a press release
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The European Union has unveiled a $5.1bn investment package for South Africa to support development of green energy projects and vaccine production.
Environmental groups caution against overdevelopment of river resources in Central Asia
Call on international financial institutions to reevaluate projects.
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