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Slovenia's net power output up 2% m/m, 11% y/y in March Author: Krsko Nuclear Power Plant Licence: All Rights Reserved LJUBLJANA (Slovenia), May 5 (SeeNews) – Slovenia's net electricity production increased by 2% month-on-month to 1,303 GWh in March, while total electricity consumption went up 9% on the month to 1,211 GWh, the statistical office said. In annual terms, the country's power output was up 11%, while total consumption fell 1%, the office of statistics said in a statement last week, citing provisional data. The March output of the country's hydropower plants fel...

A nuclear reactor in an earthquake zone  NEW EUROPE President of the Association of European Journalists (AEJ) and former European Editor of the Profil news magazine in Austria , 12 Mar 21,    Ten years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, an old power plant in Slovenia is about to be allowed to run till 2043. Austrian politicians and environmental organizations want to prevent that.The Slovenian nuclear power plant in Krsko actually should be decommissioned in two years. The reactor, built 40 years ago in the old Communist-era Yugoslavia with technology from the American company Westi...

GE, Slovenia's HSE reach settlement over troubled power plant Thu 11th March 2021 | 10:48 PM Slovenian power supplier HSE said Thursday it has reached an out-of-court settlement with US giant General Electric over alleged irregularities in the construction of a much-delayed coal-fired power plant outside Ljubljana Ljubljana, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 11th Mar, 2021 ) :Slovenian power supplier HSE said Thursday it has reached an out-of-court settlement with US giant General Electric over alleged irregularities in the construction of a much-delayed coal-fired power plant outsid...

(ANSA) - TRIESTE, 24 FEB - Geologists and seismologists all agree: the potential doubling of the Krsko nuclear power plant in Slovenia, 125 km from Trieste, should be ruled out, given that it stands in an area of medium-high seismicity, as many studies and monitoring confirmed. The plant's license will expire in 2023, and then a decision must be made whether to keep it running or not. It is, therefore, also the right time for the Italian government to make its voice heard against the plan of a plant's "revamping" to keep it running until 2043, as the Slovenian authorities seem to want to...

The earthquake was also felt in the Austrian capital Vienna, including in Bosnia and Serbia Croatia was hit by a 6.4 magnitude earthquake on Tuesday with the epicentre in Petrinja town, 50 km from Croatia's capital Zagreb. The earthquake led Slovenia to shut down its Krsko nuclear power plant as a "precaution". The earthquake was also felt in the Austrian capital Vienna, reports said. The quake was followed by an aftershock registering 4.9 magnitude, the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre(EMSC) said. Slovenia's Krsko national park is located in capital Ljubljana about 100 kilometres...