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Romania seeks EU support to manage electricity shortage and extend coal power use
Romania has asked the European Commission and the ENTSO-E to provide support as the country prepares for the shutdown of Cernavoda's second reactor, while also seeking permission to keep several coal-fired units beyond their planned shutdown.
Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant faces no imminent shutdown
Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power plant is expected to continue operating normally despite historically low Danube water levels, with the plant still 10-12 cm above the first critical threshold for its cooling water pumps.
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Romania has begun preparations for the possible shutdown of the second reactor at the Cernavoda nuclear power plant on August 13, which would remove another 680 MW of generation capacity from the electricity system.
Poland’s Orlen commissions solar PV farm at Mažeikiai refinery in Lithuania
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Montenegro company plans 92.4-MW wind farm near Žabljak
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Ukraine prepares for a difficult winter as Kyiv expands backup power and heat generation
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Polish government plans to break Orlen-Synthos deadlock in SMR venture by bringing in state development fund
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Polish power grid ready for solar eclipse due on August 12, impact expected on PV generation
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Russia strikes back
Romania’s Cernavoda nuclear plant gets nine-day reprieve as Danube water levels rise
Emergency works on the Danube have extended the operating window of Romania’s Cernavoda NPP from 5 to 9 days under current low water flow rates, with the river level near the plant about 8 cm higher than previously projected.
Hungarian PM says ex-government failed to prepare energy system for climate change
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Romania prepares legal framework for temporary disconnection of industrial power consumers
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EBRD to support Tajikistan in delivering competitive auctions for two 200-MW solar projects
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) announced on August 5 that it has approved support for Tajikistan that will assist the country in designing and running competitive auctions for two 200-megawatt solar projects.
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