Slovenia: country sees Azerbaijan as strategic partner in renewable energy

Slovenia is committed to strengthening cooperation in the “green transition,” where it has accumulated extensive experience in developing and implementing environmentally friendly technologies-from renewable energy sources to intelligent waste management systems, energy-efficient solutions, and water management, Mattjaz Han, Minister of Economy, Tourism, and Sports of the Republic of Slovenia, has said. “We view cooperation with…

Ukraine: Estonia allocates EUR 150,000 to support energy system

Estonia has allocated EUR 150,000 to support Ukraine’s energy system and the Energy Support Fund. Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna announced this during a joint press conference with his Ukrainian counterpat Andrii Sybiha in Kyiv. Tsahkna noted that Russia was carrying out brutal attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure ahead of winter, terrorizing civilians. In this…

Ukraine: Defence Minister and Germany’s Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy discuss establishment of joint ventures and reinforcement of air defence

Minister of Defence of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal met with the German delegation headed by Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Katherina Reiche. The delegation also included representatives of German energy and defence companies. “The previously announced EUR 9 billion in assistance will significantly strengthen Ukraine’s capabilities next year,” stated Denys Shmyhal, thanking Germany for…

Ukraine: Prime Minister discusses strengthening energy security and preparations for winter with German Minister for Energy

Germany is contributing EUR 60 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund to strengthen the resilience of our critical infrastructure. The funding will help speed up the delivery of generators, energy equipment, and mobile thermal power plants. Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko thanked German Minister for Energy, Katherina Reiche, for this decision at a…

Baltic States: Lithuania’s Ignitis halts two Latvian wind projects over defence restrictions

Ignitis Renewables, a subsidiary of Lithuania’s state-owned energy group Ignitis Group, has suspended two renewable energy projects in Latvia following decisions by the Latvian government. According to the report, the projects – located in the Kraslava municipality near the Belarusian border and in Ludza, which bordered Russia – were halted after Latvia’s Defence Ministry drew…