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Turkey, South Korea sign three energy and industry accords

The agreements cover nuclear energy, clean technologies and industrial cooperation. A non-binding arrangement will let TUNAS and KEXIM examine financing structures for potential Turkish nuclear projects.

Three memorandums link Turkey and South Korea on energy and industry

Turkey and South Korea signed three memorandums covering nuclear energy, clean technologies and industrial cooperation. A non-binding arrangement will let TUNAS and KEXIM examine financing structures for potential Turkish nuclear projects.

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INA starts Rijeka coker after nearly €700 million investment

INA started up its delayed coker in Rijeka in September 2026 after an investment of nearly €700 million. The project adds flexibility to process heavier crude and can deliver up to 30% more diesel from the same crude intake.

NIS and JANAF receive licence extensions through 11 December 2026

NIS and JANAF received OFAC-related operating and contractual licence extensions through 11 December 2026. The 30–31 October 2026 update also concerns NIS's 9M26 processing and financial update.

European gas futures top €100/MWh, lifting winter fuel risks

Late-October gas prices raised fuel-cost risks for Southeast Europe's gas-fired power fleet as storage remained low and LNG deliveries uncertain. Gas-fired output also rose in Hungary and Greece during the reporting week.

Greece LNG inflows jump 35.9% as regional supply rises

LNG inflows increased in Greece, Croatia and Italy in the week to November 1 compared with Week 43. Italy had the largest volume, while Greece recorded the biggest percentage gain.

Croatia day-ahead prices rise 14.3% to nearly €271/MWh

Croatia recorded Southeast Europe's largest weekly increase in average day-ahead electricity prices in the week to November 1, despite higher renewable output and lower net imports. Its price premium over Greece widened to €15.88/MWh.