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Greek Wind co Eltech Anemos to Start IPO Next Week

Greek Wind co Eltech Anemos to Start IPO Next Week

Eltech Anemos, the renewables arm of Greek construction group Ellaktor (ATH:ELLAKTOR), said today it will kick off its initial public offering (IPO) on the bourse in Athens next week, aiming to raise some EUR 6.2 million (USD 8.4m).

Westinghouse Seen Signing 3.59 Bln Euro Deal For New Unit At Bulgarian  NPP

Westinghouse Seen Signing 3.59 Bln Euro Deal For New Unit At Bulgarian NPP

U.S.-based Westinghouse Electric, controlled by the Toshiba Group, is expected to sign a 500 billion yen ($4.87 billion/3.59 billion euro) deal in the coming days to construct a nuclear reactor for Bulgaria's nuclear power plant (NPP) in Kozloduy, Japanese media reported on Thursday.

Bulgaria Raises Electricity Prices as of July 1

Bulgaria Raises Electricity Prices as of July 1

The Bulgarian energy regulator said on Monday it will increase electricity prices for households as of July 1 by between 0.22% and 2.78% for customers of the three power distributing companies that operate in the country.

Pipeline Connecting Romania to Moldova is Complete

Pipeline Connecting Romania to Moldova is Complete

Works on the pipeline connecting Iasi (Romania) to Ungheni (Republic of Moldova) have been completed on the Romanian side and Transgaz, the state-owned gas transmission company, will shortly take over the operation of the project, said Saturday Razvan Nicolescu, the delegate minister of energy, reports Mediafax newswire.

Construction of South Stream in Serbia is According to Plan - Chepurin

Construction of South Stream in Serbia is According to Plan - Chepurin

The construction and putting into operation of the South Stream gas line in the territory of Serbia is going on according to plan, said Russian Ambassador to Serbia Alexander Chepurin. He told agency Itar-Tass that there were no obstacles on Serbia's part to that project.

ExxonMobil is in Shale Gas Talks with TPAO

ExxonMobil is in Shale Gas Talks with TPAO

Investors from the United States, Europe and Canada are also interested in Turkey’s shale gas and oil, Selami İncedalcı, head of the Energy Ministry’s General Directorate of Petroleum Affairs told Reuters in an interview.