Energy

Reactors No One Has Dismantled: Why Lithuania Is the First in the World to Seek a Way to Dismantle Chernobyl’s Legacy

Lithuania will, for the first time, involve international experts to dismantle the RBMK-1500 reactor core at the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant.

France triples purchases of Kazakh uranium, becoming top buyer

Uranium exports earned Kazakhstan billions of dollars. France became the main buyer, replacing China.

IEA: Global funding for energy innovation is slowing — but the battle for batteries is just heating up

IEA's "State of Energy Innovation 2026" report: US R&D budget fell by 8%, hydrogen projects face delays.

UAE and Kazakhstan to build country's largest wind farm for $1.4 billion

The largest green energy project has launched in southern Kazakhstan.

Europe bets on 'iron' batteries: Why the new technology could change the renewable energy market

Europe debuts a 1 GWh multi-day iron-air battery storage system. The Ore Energy and Budget Thuis project tackles a key renewable energy challenge.

Heatwave halts French nuclear reactors as river water becomes too warm for cooling

French state energy giant EDF shut down two nuclear reactors as a preventive environmental measure.

Development of one of Mongolia's largest coal deposits has begun in the Gobi.

Mongolia has launched development of the Borteeg deposit in the Gobi Desert, calling it one of the largest coal projects in recent years.