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Nilufar Karimova

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Omani Voltamp Energy to Expand Cooperation with Uzbekistan: Solar Plants and Transformers

Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev met with the chairman of the board of directors of Oman's Voltamp Energy, Sayyid Ayman al-Busaidi, at the first meeting of the Investors' Council in the fuel and energy sector. The parties agreed to implement the company's current and new projects based on a 'roadmap'; key topics are the construction of solar photovoltaic power plants and the production of high-voltage transformers.

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Mark Wahlberg to Open Affordable Municipal Gym Fitness Club Near Las Vegas in December

Actor and entrepreneur Mark Wahlberg presented at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco the concept of Municipal Gym — the first club, spanning 32,000 square feet, will open in December near Las Vegas. The project is positioned as an affordable alternative to expensive longevity clubs: for $99, they promise three blood tests and an hour with a doctor, while competitors charge tens of thousands of dollars per year.

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Von der Leyen: EU dependence on imported fossil fuels has cost €106 billion and requires a change in the energy consumption model

At a press conference after the EU summit in Brussels, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called for changing the energy consumption model, saying that dependence on imported oil and gas added €106 billion ($119 billion) in costs without any additional energy. Gas prices rose by about 140% since late February, diesel doubled. Short-term measures were agreed, including the release of 100 million barrels of oil and diesel over four months under the IEA's coordination.

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Energy shock pushes US, eurozone, Japan and UK central banks toward policy tightening

Rising energy prices amid the Iran conflict are intensifying inflationary pressure in major economies. The Fed, ECB and Bank of Japan raised rates in September, while the Bank of England held them, but three committee members voted for an increase. Economist Hugh Dixon warns of possible stagnation of growth and recessions in several G7 economies by 2027.

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Uzbekistan explained why residents cannot disconnect from central heating on their own

Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Communal Services Ozoda Zhurayeva said that disconnecting apartments from central heating in order to switch to individual boilers is prohibited by Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 194 of July 5, 2014. The ban is explained by the need to keep the building's common system operational. The question was prompted by a proposal to raise heating and hot water tariffs by an average of 30% from November 1, 2026.

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France and Germany agree on joint support for the European auto industry: softening the 2035 rules in exchange for 'Made in Europe'

France and Germany, on the sidelines of the EU summit in Brussels, agreed a joint position on the auto industry: a 90% reduction in CO2 emissions from new cars by 2035 without offsetting the remaining 10%, and requirements for European origin of components. The deal was welcomed by Merz, Macron, Volkswagen and the VDA, but to enter into force it needs the support of other EU countries and the European Parliament.

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