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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.
Turkey’s energy storage sector targeting 5 GWh of capacity in 2027
Turkey's energy storage industry is targeting the delivery of 5 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of energy storage capacity next year, with access to affordable financing seen as key to accelerating investments.
Serbia eyes US partnership for 2,400 MW hydropower storage project
Serbia is seeking US partners for a planned 2,400-megawatt pumped-storage hydropower plant on the Danube that could help balance electricity supply across Southeast Europe.
Croatia secures €30mn in EU grants for geothermal heating projects
Croatia has secured €30mn in European Union grants to develop geothermal energy projects in four cities, bringing the total investment planned across two phases to more than €86mn, the economy ministry said.
Ukraine’s electricity exports outpace imports as businesses prepare for winter outages
Ukraine’s electricity exports rose to their highest monthly level in two years in September, exceeding imports more than sixfold, while businesses continued preparing for power disruptions ahead of the 2026-2027 winter season.
Poland's Tauron completes first major overhaul of Jaworzno power unit since 2020 launch
Polish power group Tauron has allocated PLN290mn (€66.2mn) for the first major overhaul of the 910 MW power unit at its Nowe Jaworzno Power Station, completing the work and returning the unit to the national grid six years after its launch.
Poland’s nuclear firm PEJ places first orders for key reactor components, targeting 2036 start-up
Polish state-owned nuclear company Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (PEJ) has instructed Westinghouse to begin ordering long-lead items (LLIs) for the first unit of the planned Lubiatowo-Kopalino nuclear power station.
Armenia discusses power supply for Firebird AI data centre
Armenia’s Public Services Regulatory Commission (PSRC) has held a working discussion on connecting the Firebird AI artificial intelligence data centre to the country’s electricity grid and ensuring it receives the required power capacity.
Bosnia's RiTE Ugljevik reportedly faces fresh shutdown as accounts blocked again
Bosnia's RiTE Ugljevik power plant is facing another shutdown after most of its bank accounts were blocked, adding to financial problems at one of Bosnia's biggest electricity producers.
Wind turbine maker Nordex secures 389 MW of new orders in Turkey
Hamburg-based wind turbine maker Nordex Group (NDX1.DE) announced in an October 7 press release that September saw it secure several new orders totalling 389 megawatts in Turkey.
Rosatom consolidates transportation Delo Group for $0.9bn
Polish nuclear firm PEJ begins due diligence to unlock financing for Choczewo power plant
Polish state-owned nuclear company Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (PEJ) said it had commenced due diligence on the project for Poland's first nuclear power station, in collaboration with ENCO, ERM and Howden.
Polish power groups and KGHM agree to cooperate in critical infrastructure security
Poland's four major power groups - Orlen, Enea, PGE and Tauron - and copper producer KGHM signed an agreement on October 7 on cooperation in the field of critical infrastructure security, aimed at faster threat detection.
August data show Turkey generating all-time high in solar and wind power
Turkey in August achieved an all-time high in solar and wind power output.
Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear plant cuts output over low Danube levels
Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant has reduced output from both of its operating reactors because of low water levels in the Danube.
Croatia opens consultation on HEP ODS 10-year power grid investment plan
Croatia's energy regulator HERA has opened a public consultation on a 10-year development plan for the country's electricity distribution network covering 2027-2036, it said on October 7.
Armenia, Turkey discuss reactivating Gyumri-Kars power transmission line
Amid improving relations, Armenia and Turkey are working to restore a cross-border electricity transmission line that links Gyumri and Kars.
Tajikistan plans to build $2.3bn Khutalon hydropower plant between Rogun and Nurek facilities
Tajikistan reportedly plans to build another hydropower plant, Khutalon, on the Vakhsh river between the Rogun and Nurek hydroelectric facilities, at a preliminary cost of $2.247bn.
Design work begins for third Romania-Moldova power interconnector, backed by $130mn US grant
Design work has begun in Chisinau on a third electricity interconnector between Romania and Moldova, a 400kV high-voltage line linking the Straseni substation in Moldova with Gutinas in Romania, with $130mn in support from the US government.
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