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EuFoA calls for common EU-Armenia efforts to stop waste of gas
The announcement of sharply increased gas prices for Armenia have sparked many questions about social and geo-political consequences. Discussions on the exact extent, the timing and the handling of the price […]
Fighting hydros: Armenian village residents oppose government plans to “harness” their river
A fresh tide of environmental protest is starting in Armenia – this time against the construction of a hydro-power plant in the Ijevan preserve. Ecologists say the construction will damage […]
Armenia, Iran Set New Date For Power Plant Construction
After years of delay, Armenia and Iran will finally start building this August a major hydroelectric plant on a fast-flowing river marking their border, officials said on Monday. Official Armenian […]
Global Nuclear Retreat? Armenia, Others Aim to Keep Plants Alive
While Japan is now trying to run its economy without nuclear energy for the first time since 1970, the post-Fukushima world’s continued dependence on atomic power is probably best illustrated […]
Sarkisian, Aliyev Spar Over Nuclear Safety
SEOUL, South Korea—President Serzh Sarkisian was quick to respond to Azeri President Ilham Aliyev, who on Tuesday expressed concern over Armenia’s Nuclear Power Plant during a speech at the Nuclear […]
