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Inflation is expected to continue increasing unless more measures are taken, the bank's analysts say.
Slovakia wants changes to EU windfall tax plans.
Karel Hirman says we need protective mechanisms.
Three out of ten Slovakia's foreigners work in Bratislava.
If approved by parliament, it will enable the state to nationalise energy commodities.
PEPP can be transferred within EU.
The cabinet will deal with the measures on Wednesday, parliament to discuss them in a fast-track procedure.
Subsidies will be offered from October.
Slovakia's central bank has adjusted the rules for loans based on age.
Investment will bring new jobs.
Government subsidies were too slow.
New building plans are already in the works.
An average increase of 140 percent in heat prices should be expected.
Third unit should start generating power soon, with fourth unit due to be launched less than two years later.
Companies say the state needs to come up with a compensation programme for steep energy bills.
Slovakia joins Canada, USA, and Germany in more eco-friendly travel.
Investing in ESG is neither simple nor cheap but can render financial returns beyond the investment.
Rising energy prices make it hard for industry to plan for the future, says company.
Russian shops in Bratislava renamed.
Lighting, heating, cooking, and using hot water all affect our wallets. The Slovak Innovation and Energy Agency has put together a list of recommendations to reduce both.
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