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CLUJ-NAPOCA CITY HALL TO DECIDE ON THURSDAY TO ALLOCATE 7.7 MILLION LEI FOR 36 NEW E-CHARGING STATIONS / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

The Cluj-Napoca Local Council meeting on Wednesday, December 19, will discuss a draft decision on the building 36 new e-car charging stations. According to Ziua de Cluj, the planned investment amounts to 7.7 million lei. At the beginning of November, two e-car charging stations were inaugurated, located in the city hall’s parking lot, and in the parking lot at St. Michael’s Church. The local councilors decided that charging is free of charge; the costs are borne by the local budget and are part of the City Hall’s plan to encourage the purchase of clean vehicles.

23.12.2018 · ROMANIA

THE DIGITALISATION – ROMANIA’S POSSIBLE ECONOMIC GROWTH VECTOR / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

It is well known that the evolution of digital technologies, in combination with other key generic technologies, leads to a change in the way we design, produce and market related products and services, and the way in which their value is generated. Technological advances – such as the Internet of Things (IoT), 5G technology, cloud computing, data analysis and robotics – transform products, processes and business models from all sectors, ultimately creating new industrial patterns as chains global values are changing.

23.12.2018 · ROMANIA

DISTRIBUTION TARIFFS FOR ELECTRICITY WILL INCREASE BY 0.74% IN 2019 / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

The National Regulatory Authority for Energy – ANRE has approved the tariffs for electricity distribution service for 2019 with a national average increase of 0.74%. ANRE calculated that the impact on the household consumer with average consumption (100 kWh/month) will be about 3.5 lei per year.

23.12.2018 · ROMANIA

WORLD BANK CALLS ON POLAND TO SCALE UP RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

Scaling up renewable energy sources in Poland would benefit the economy, improve people’s health, and reduce serious environmental problems – including the worst air pollution among cities in Europe – says a new World Bank report, Poland Energy Transition: The Path to Sustainability in the Electricity and Heating Sector.

23.12.2018 · POLAND

TURKISH FM CALLS ISRAELI PM 'COLD-BLOODED KILLER OF MODERN TIMES'

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu   By Meryem Goktas 

23.12.2018 · TURKEY

IRAQ, KUWAIT TO ASSESS OIL RESERVES ON BORDER AREAS

Iraq and Kuwait agreed to work with a global consulting company to evaluate potential oil reserves on the border areas, Iraq's Oil Minister Thamir Ghadhban said Sunday.

23.12.2018 · KUWAIT

TURKEY VOICES SUPPORT FOR LIBYAN POLITICAL PROCESS

- TRIPOLI, LIBYA - DECEMBER 22: Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Mevlut Cavusoglu (2nd L) and Libyan Foreign Minister Mohamed Taher Siala (2nd R) hold a joint press conference after their meeting in Tripoli, Libya on December 22, 2018. ( Cem Özdel - Anadolu Agency )

23.12.2018 · TURKEY

FRESH PROTESTS ERUPT IN SUDAN OVER ECONOMIC WOES

Demonstrations continued in Sudan for a fourth day on Saturday over the deteriorating economic conditions in the country. 

23.12.2018 · SUDAN

VOLUNTARY EXIT OFFER A FINAL PITCH IN PPC LIGNITE UNITS SALE EFFORT / ENERGYPRESS.EU

The main power utilty PPC has included a voluntary exit plan for 1,248 employees stationed at the loss-incurring Megalopoli and Meliti power stations into the sales and purchase agreement (SPA) terms of its bailout-required sale of lignite units in what appears to be a final pitch to convince hesitant investors.

23.12.2018 · GREECE

NOME ELECTRICITY EXPORT LIMIT TO BE INTRODUCED FOR NEXT AUCTION / ENERGYPRESS.EU

RAE, the Regulatory Authority for Energy, is believed to be close to finalizing the details of an electricity export restriction on NOME-acquired amounts following the eventual approval by the European Commission.

23.12.2018 · GREECE

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