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Bulgaria Starts Nuclear Project With Us Technology

Bulgaria Starts Nuclear Project With Us Technology

The Bulgarian government has started constructing Unit 7 at the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant, using US technology that is unique to Europe, and with an initial government investment of €250 million, according to Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov

Slovenia, Hungary Sign Agreement on Gas Link Project

Slovenia, Hungary Sign Agreement on Gas Link Project

Slovenia's energy ministry has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Hungary to prepare the construction of an interconnection between the gas distribution systems of the two countries, the Slovenian government said

TGS and PGS Agree to Form $2.6B Energy Data Co

TGS and PGS Agree to Form $2.6B Energy Data Co

TGS ASA and PGS ASA have agreed the principal terms of a combination “to create a strong full-service energy data company”, the businesses said in a joint statement

Opecs Oil Supply Rises in August

Opec's Oil Supply Rises in August

Total crude oil production from the 13 members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), OPEC-13, increased by 113,000 barrels per day (bpd) month on month in August

HEP Eyes Hydrogen Production at Site of its Lone Coal Power Plant Plomin

HEP Eyes Hydrogen Production at Site of its Lone Coal Power Plant Plomin

Croatia’s state-owned power utility Hrvatska Elektroprivreda (HEP) plans to install a solar power plant and an electrolyzer for hydrogen production at the site of its Plomin thermal power plant. It is the only Croatian coal-fired electricity unit

Bulgaria Ups Pressure on Lukoil to Sell Balkans’ Largest Refinery

Bulgaria Ups Pressure on Lukoil to Sell Balkans’ Largest Refinery

The Bulgarian government has initiated the procedure for an early termination of the import of Russian oil, which supplies the Russian company Lukoil’s refinery near the Black Sea city of Burgas – a move analysts say is aimed at pressuring Lukoil to sell its business in Bulgaria