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Russia has relaxed rules on the use of foreign currency to pay for its natural gas via Gazprombank, the country's presidency announced late on Thursday.

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Bulgaria’s ambition to install 500 MW of offshore wind by 2030 is “completely unachievable” due to political chaos and a lack of infrastructure, a senior analyst from Veyt told Montel on

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Political uncertainty in Romania amid parliamentary and presidential elections have created investment jitters within the energy sector, which could slow down the country’s green transition, market

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The 300 MW Ugljevik coal-fired power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) was taken offline on 30 November for an indefinite timeframe, the plant’s operator Rite Ugljevik said on Wednesday.

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Electricity prices in southeast Europe slumped over the last week amid higher hydropower output, improving lignite-fired unit availability and lower demand on the back of milder weather and public

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Bulgaria’s intraday power trading volumes have surged thanks to a growing capacity of intermittent renewable energy, traders told Montel.

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Europe’s recent boom in solar installations will slow as flagging profits due to negative prices and sluggish electrification efforts dent investment in new projects, the sector’s main lobby has

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The Romanian government’s decision to eliminate double taxation on energy storage facilities is expected to boost their uptake and help integrate more renewables into the market, a local developer

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Kosovo needs to expedite the construction of a new reservoir and bolster security around its critical infrastructure as tensions continue to simmer in the northern region, energy expert Arben Gjukaj

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Prosumer solar installations in Slovenia could drop by 80% next year when the benefits of the current net metering scheme end and a new network fee is introduced, says the director of the Slovenian

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Hungary seeks to add 500 MW battery storage by mid-2026 to help curtail power price spikes during peak hours, the country's energy minister said on Monday.

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Power purchase agreements (PPAs) will be pivotal in helping EU-aspirant eastern European countries achieve their 2030 green targets, a conference in Slovenian capital Ljubljana heard late on