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Electricity prices in southeast Europe slid up to EUR 10 over the last week, fuelled by improving power plant availability and lower demand, as a cold snap eased.

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Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power plant will reconnect its 1 GW unit 6 to the grid on 23 November, one day ahead of schedule, according to Remit and Entso-e data.

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Romania will expand its nuclear power capacity by 1.44 GW at the Cernavoda power plant by 2031-2032, the energy ministry said on Friday, following an agreement signed by utility Nuclearelectrica and

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Serbia plans to deepen energy ties with Hungary, including the possible acquisition of a minority stake in the latter’s 2 GW Paks nuclear plant, Serbia’s energy minister Dubravka

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Hungary’s day-ahead spot power price fell by 25% on Wednesday after hitting the highest level since the 2022 power crisis on Tuesday, with hydropower and nuclear generation set to rise.

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Serbia's government on Tuesday adopted draft changes to its energy law to align it with EU legislation, which will help it couple its electricity market with the bloc and develop nuclear energy after

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Electricity prices in southeast Europe corrected down on Wednesday amid a bearish trend in gas markets, while lower renewables generation and cooler weather conditions point to a tightening of the

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Bulgaria has moved a step closer to realising an additional 2 GW of nuclear capacity after signing an Engineering Services Contract (ESC) on Monday with US corporation Westinghouse Electric and Korean

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Romania has voted to push forward two new, long overdue 750 MW Cernavoda nuclear units set to come online in 2031- 2032, with the government’s final approval expected mid-November, the energy

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The Slovenian parliament on late Thursday officially cancelled the consultative referendum on the country’s plans to construct a second nuclear unit, but the implementation of the project is still

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The Hungarian Paks nuclear power plant extended the shutdown of 481 MW of capacity until 26 October and shut another 240 MW block until 25 October, its operator MVM said.

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Slovenian parliamentary groups on late Tuesday submitted a new draft decree on the annulment of the consultative referendum on the country’s plans to construct a second nuclear unit.