Reaching a zero-emission energy target will only be viewed as a success if all citizens feel the benefits, according a new paper The Just Energy Transition Fund –...
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The Belarusian government has signed an investment agreement with Beltopenergo, an oil and petrochemical firm, for the construction of a port on the Dnieper River in the...
The city of Ploiești, long viewed as the centre of the Romanian energy industry, was once again the host of the now annual Aspen Energy Summit, organised by the Aspen...
The Czech Republic must construct new blocks at the Temelín and Dukovany nuclear power plants, located in South Bohemia and South Moravia, even if it means violating...
On July 1, 2019 Ukraine introduced a new liberalised electricity market model with the aim of enabling it to converge over time with the European Union. This was one of...
Bratislava-based process mining software provider Minit has raised seven million euros in a Series A funding round, led by Target Global, with participation...
Armenia’s foreign ministry has condemned the recent remarks of the Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who said that the long disputed Nagorno Karabakh (Artsakh)...
The Georgian government has given the go ahead for the Anaklia Development Consortium, a multinational joint venture, to continue its search for a new investor to...
The largest supply of modern office space in CEE is in Warsaw, Budapest and in Prague, according to the Exceeding Borders report published by Colliers International...
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The EU budget proposal submitted by Finland, whose government is currently presiding over the Council of the European Union, is not acceptable for Hungary as it further...