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Russia accuses West of wanting to wreck Rosatom’s plans to bring nuclear power to Central Asia
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Latvia’s state-controlled energy group expands across Baltics despite 27% profit drop
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Turkey’s energy market size stands at $145bn, says regulator
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Albania, US firms sign $6bn LNG deal to boost Balkan energy security
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Billion-dollar price tag estimated for Uzbekistan’s planned small nuclear reactors
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Polish coal firm JSW reports heavy 2025 losses as government approves rescue plan
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Latvian grid operator reports €266mn revenue in 2025, energy shift drives growth
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Central Asia in race to close power-generation gap – report
Greater regional coordination seen as key to solving conundrum.
Czech ČEZ to set up new subsidiary as part of its restructuring
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TotalEnergies approves $1.2bn wind project in Kazakhstan
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EBRD backs $548mn in financing for Kazakhstan’s Mirny wind project
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