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Western Balkan countries have made some pledges to decommission their coal sectors, but overall progress is slow
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Spot liquefied natural gas and hub gas prices are high again, and Ankara is at a disadvantage negotiating with suppliers
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Efforts to reform the state-owned electricity company face obstacles at both the EU and domestic levels
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Water levels on the Parana River, a key shipping route, are dangerously low after the worst drought since 1944
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A decisive policy response amid solid economic fundamentals is driving an impressive post-pandemic recovery
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Baghdad and Tehran have a tight -- but dysfunctional -- relationship over natural gas and electricity supplies
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Rising energy demand and the need to phase out fossil fuels are enhancing the appeal of long-distance power lines
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The government is trying to revive a major hydroelectric mega-dam project
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EU climate legislation risks undermining the competitiveness of EU industry as a result of higher production costs
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Efforts to deepen Mexico-EU trade and investment could suffer from Mexican government policies
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