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‘Natural gas’ lobby behind dismissal of coal plant on olive groove, head of firm claims

The head of a Turkish business group that cut down thousands of olive trees in western Turkey to build a power plant before the gambit was foiled by the judiciary has accused the “natural gas lobby” of annulling the project.

Bulgarian Watchdog Mulls Ceiling on Prices Paid to Power Generators

Bulgaria's State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR) proposes introducing a ceiling on prices paid to power generators.

According to DKEVR, the tariff should be capped at BGN 202 per MWh, which is the highest amount paid for the balancing of the energy system.

The proposal is part of a draft decision of DKEVR.

Governor allows HES construction in spite of court order, alleging ‘natural disaster risks’

A hydroelectric plant (HES) construction in the Black Sea province of Giresun will continue for three more months despite a court order for a stay of execution, after a decision from the governor who alleged that stopping works could increase risks of landslides and avalanches.

"Geological Treasure of Serbian Land" to open on April 10

"Geological Treasure of Serbian Land" to open on April 10

BELGRADE -- The "Geological Treasure of the Serbian Land" exhibition will open at the SANU Gallery of Science & Technology on April 10.

It will present a collection of minerals, rocks and fossils belonging to the Belgrade-based Faculty of Mining and Geology.

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