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Poland’s September power output up 7.23% y/y to 13.59 TWh
Poland’s total electricity generation rose by 7.23% y/y to 13.59 TWh in September, power grid operator PSE said on October 15. Coal (hard coal and lignite) accounted for 60% of production last month.
Czech ČEZ to challenge Luxembourg court order freezing shares in Diag Human case
Czech majority state-owned energy utility ČEZ is to dispute the Luxembourg court order that froze its shares in the local Luxembourgian companies controlled by ČEZ’s gas distributor GasNet in connection with a major Diag Human arbitration case
Ugljevik power plant shutdown leaves Bosnia’s Republika Srpska facing electricity shortfall
The shutdown of the Ugljevik Mine and Thermal Power Plant (RiTE Ugljevik) has left Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Republika Srpska entity facing a major electricity supply gap.
NASK, PGE plan data centre projects in Poland
Poland’s state cybersecurity research institute NASK and PGE, one of the country’s biggest power groups, are planning initiatives aimed at building data centres, the two said on October 15.
Amazon would invest in Armenia if it was guaranteed 1,000 MW of power, says PM
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is prepared to invest in Armenia if the country can guarantee a continuous electricity supply backed by generating capacity of about 1,000 megawatts, according to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
Turkey’s wind power capacity could cut annual gas import bill by $4bn, says trade assoc chief
Turkey could save around $4bn annually on natural gas imports with its wind power capacity of more than 16 gigawatts, based on current energy prices, the head of the Turkish Wind Energy Association (TWEA) said.
Slovenia's Jezerce solar plant to start operating in May 2027
Kosovo electricity consumption rises 18% year-on-year in August
Free solar panels go to low-income Uzbek households in $20mn initiative backed by Saudi Acwa, China’s CSGI
Uzbekistan plans to install free solar panels for another 1,197 low-income households as part of a $20mn initiative supported by Saudi Arabia’s Acwa (TADAWUL: 2082) and China Southern Power Grid International (CSGI, 003035.SZ).
Slovak energy consumption rose by 2.5% y/y in 2025
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria discuss electricity interconnection project
Turkey is holding talks with Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria on a major four-way electricity interconnection project, Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said on October 13.
Star Energy completes sale of Croatian geothermal subsidiary to Enna Geo
UK-based Star Energy Group has completed the sale of its Croatian subsidiary IGeoPen to local energy company Enna Geo, allowing it to reduce debt and eliminate future investment commitments in Croatia.
Ukraine’s industrial shutdowns complicate power grid balancing
Trump’s energy truce proposal draws criticism as Russian strikes continue
Donald Trump’s proposal to halt attacks on oil refineries has drawn criticism in Ukraine, where analysts say the arrangement could favour Russia while leaving Ukrainian electricity infrastructure and civilians exposed to continued Russian strikes.
Polish power group Tauron to invest over PLN300mn in modern heat source for Jaworzno
Tauron Wytwarzanie, a subsidiary of Polish power group Tauron, has signed a contract to build a new heat source for Jaworzno. The investment, worth more than PLN300mn (€68.6mn), will thoroughly modernise the local heat production system.
Polish power group ZE PAK signs deal with SGE on implementing SMR project in Pątnów
Polish power group ZE PAK has signed a shareholders’ agreement with Synthos Green Energy (SGE) on preparing and implementing a project to build and operate small modular reactors (SMRs) in Pątnów.
Poland’s energy ministry, PEJ and PGE sign cooperation accord on second nuclear power plant
Poland’s Ministry of Energy, nuclear company Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (PEJ) and Polska Grupa Energetyczna (PGE) signed an agreement setting out the division of responsibilities in preparing the investment in Poland’s second nuclear plant.
Ukrenergo secures creditor backing for $825mn bond restructuring
Ukraine’s state-owned electricity grid operator Ukrenergo has secured approval from holders of 97.49% of its outstanding Eurobonds to restructure $825mn in debt, with final settlement scheduled for October 14, 2026.
Kazakhstan’s Samruk-Energy and Oman’s O-GREEN plan 2 GW renewable energy partnership
Kazakhstan’s state-run electric power holding company Samruk-Energy and Oman’s state-backed green infrastructure platform O-GREEN have agreed to develop renewable energy projects with a combined installed capacity of about 2 GW.
Romania’s Cernavoda nuclear plant faces critical cooling-water constraint as Danube nears operational limit
Water levels on the Danube near Romania’s Cernavoda nuclear power plant fell to within 3 cm of the operational threshold for pumping cooling water on October 10, prompting supplementary water releases. More measures are planned.
Romania’s NuScale SMR project hits deadlock as more than 80% of conditions remain unmet
Romania' Nuclearelectrica says more than 80% of the conditions attached to its February final investment decision for the Doicești small modular reactor (SMR) project remain unmet, including key commitments expected from US partner NuScale.
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