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Hungary Restarts Paks Nuclear Plant After Danube Water Levels Rise
Hungary has begun restarting a turbine at the Paks nuclear station after Danube levels recovered, easing a supply squeez...
Egypt's Electricity Load Holds at 38.5 GW as Dabaa Nuclear Unit Hits Inner Containment Milestone
Stable power demand is met with over 3.8 bcf/d of gas and 12,000 tonnes of mazut, while the first nuclear unit's fourth ...
Brazil Cuts Hydro Output to Build Reserves as El Niño Looms
The federal government is temporarily scaling back hydroelectric generation to conserve water in reservoirs, reinforcing...
Uttarakhand Approves ₹676 Crore for Infrastructure and Local Development
The state government has cleared spending on electricity, drinking water, street lighting, education, and grants to panc...
Hungary’s Paks Nuclear Outage Could Spark Power Restrictions Amid Heatwave
With all 2,000 MW of the Paks nuclear plant offline and a heatwave driving peak demand, grid operator Mavir has asked la...
Egypt's Minister Pitches Renewable Energy Investment to Global Ambassadors, Eyes Regional Hub Status
Electricity Minister Mahmoud Esmat briefed Egyptian diplomats on a drive to hit 45% renewable generation by 2028, a new ...
Egypt's Grid Hits 39.6 GW Peak but No Return to Load Shedding, Ministry Says
A record summer demand of 39,600 MW did not trigger power cuts thanks to expanded capacity and grid upgrades, according ...
Electricity Switching in Germany Saves Households Up to €280—But Watch for Bonus Traps
Nearly one-third of German homes are on expensive basic supply tariffs. Data from Finanztip shows a three-person househo...
Sevastopol Restores Power to All Consumers After Prolonged Outages
The city’s grid operator has lifted all electricity supply restrictions following weeks of rolling blackouts caused by i...