Drought in Turkey may prompt electricity imports from Bulgaria, Georgia and Iran
Drought that has left water levels in reservoirs running seriously low, especially in eastern and south-eastern Anatolia, may prompt Turkey
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Romania increases gas production amid the Ukrainian crisis
The Romanian government has asked the two largest local gas producers – Petrom and Romgaz – to avoid maintenance work
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Slovakia: Reverse gas flow deal still unsigned
The Slovak government says it is ready to help Ukraine with natural gas supplies, but an agreement between the two
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Much ado about South Stream
As the Ukrainian crisis shows no signs of speedy resolution, one of the main corollaries of the situation has been
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Ukraine stakes out aggressive stance with Russia’s Gazprom
Ukraine is going to pay for Russian natural gas only when it comes to an agreement on price with the
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Isolating Russia is proving to be no easy task
The revival of what appear to be Russian-orchestrated separatist movements in eastern Ukraine on April 6 has renewed interest in
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Bulgarian regulator to rule on electricity distribution licences on April 28
Bulgaria’s State Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (SEWRC) held a public hearing on April 7 in its proceedings to repeal
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Westinghouse on brink of long-term nuclear fuel deal with Ukraine
The American Westinghouse Electric Co. is on the brink of inking a deal with Ukraine that would not only extend
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Polish and US gas giants joins forces in shale gas exploration
Poland’s gas monopolist PGNiG signed a co-operation deal with US fuel giant Chevron on joint exploration of four shale gas
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