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Poland channels PLN1.26bn to four power distributors to expand high-power EV charging network
ubsidiaries of four major Warsaw Stock Exchange-listed power companies signed agreements on July 27 totalling PLN1.26bn (€292mn) to upgrade electricity networks in support of public high-power charging stations.
Uzbekistan replaces energy minister after Mirziyoyev orders sector shake-up
Uzbekistan has fired Energy Minister Jurabek Mirzamahmudov after a presidential review of the country's fuel and energy sector exposed management shortcomings, mounting infrastructure failures and inefficiencies in electricity and gas distribution.
Poland's president sends fuel windfall tax bill to Constitutional Tribunal over retroactivity concerns
Poland's President Karol Nawrocki announced on July 24 he had decided to refer a draft law imposing a tax on extraordinary profits made by fuel companies between March and December 2026 to the Constitutional Tribunal for a preventive review.
North Macedonia power generation up 3.8% y/y in May
China sharply boosts Kyrgyz coal purchases as exports rise and imports fall
Kyrgyzstan's coal exports rose 11.2% year-on-year in January-May to 522,938.6 tonnes, with China emerging as the fastest-growing buyer, increasing purchases 2.5 times to 20,523.5 tonnes, according to data from the national statistical committee.
World Bank approves $20mn to boost Central Asia water cooperation as Aral basin faces mounting stress
The World Bank has approved a $20mn grant to strengthen transboundary water management across Central Asia's Amu Darya and Syr Darya river basins.
Germany greenlights Rosatom-linked nuclear fuel plant in Lingen
Authorities in Lower Saxony, northwest Germany, granted French nuclear group Framatome permission on July 22 to manufacture Russian-designed nuclear fuel rods and assemblies at its Lingen plant, using components supplied by TVEL.
Germany faces five times higher gas prices versus 2020
The newspaper compared an average German border import price of around €12 per MWh in 2020 with European wholesale prices of just over €60 per MWh at the start of this week.
Azerbaijan. China deepen green energy cooperation as senior officials meet Beijing delegation
Azerbaijan's economy minister Mikayil Jabbarov and energy minister Parviz Shahbazov held separate meetings this week with Yang Tianfu, president of PowerChina Resources Limited.
Croatia's grid operator clears key milestone for €50bn Pantheon AI data centre project
Croatia's grid operator has approved the technical blueprint for connecting the planned Pantheon AI data centre to the national grid, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for what developers say will be the country's largest-ever private investment.
Croatia's Končar D&ST lifts first-half revenue 12% as transformer backlog tops €1bn
Croatian power equipment maker Končar reported a 28% increase in net profit in the first half of 2026, supported by strong global demand linked to the energy transition.
North Macedonia’s ESM launches tender for environmental study on Bitola gas CHP project
IFC, Proparco acquire minority stakes in Turkish electricity grid operator Uludag
Uludag Enerji serves Uludag region, one of Turkey’s leading industrial centres, taking in Bursa, Balikesir, Canakkale and Yalova provinces.
Moody’s downgrades Istanbul-listed Zorlu Enerji’s outlook to negative
The change in outlook reflects Zorlu Enerji's rising financial leverage and weak cash flow generation, which are balanced against management's commitment to improving liquidity through further disposals.
KazMunayGas and Eni begin power generation at Zhanaozen hybrid energy project in Kazakhstan
Warsaw blue-chip index hit new highs as power sector surges on ETS policy shift
The Warsaw Stock Exchange's blue-chip index WIG20 set a new bull-market record on July 22 at around 3,891 points, closing just 0.57% short of the psychological barrier of 3,900 points, with the power sector leading gains.
KMG and Eni launch gas-fired power plant in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan’s KazMunayGas and Italy’s Eni have produced first commercial electricity from a 120-MW gas-fired power plant at their 247-MW hybrid energy complex in Zhanaozen.
Turkey's unlicensed solar capacity hits 24.2 GW
Unlicensed rooftop and self-consumption solar capacity in Turkey reached 24.2 GW by May 2026, taking total installed solar capacity to around 27 GW, according to grid operator TEİAŞ data.
Heatwave drives electricity consumption records across Central Asia, Ashgabat voltage drops
Three countries in Central Asia have registered record-breaking electricity consumption figures in the heatwave that has this month beset the region. Power demand surged with households and businesses turning to air conditioning.
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