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POWER: Slovenia to Boost SMR Studies While Advancing 2.4GW JEK2 Nuke Project

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Slovenia’s GEN Energija will intensify SMR studies while continuing preparations for the 2.4GW JEK2 nuclear project, following the postponement of a planned referendum on new nuclear development, Director General Dejan Paravan said, cited by WNN News.

  • GEN will seek detailed information from SMR suppliers.
  • Despite prior assessments favouring larger reactors over SMRs due to project timelines, SMRs remain under review.
  • The JEK2 project plans a one- or two-unit nuclear power plant, near Slovenia’s existing Krsko plant. A final investment decision is expected by 2028.

 

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Slovenia’s GEN Energija will intensify SMR studies while continuing preparations for the 2.4GW JEK2 nuclear project, following the postponement of a planned referendum on new nuclear development, Director General Dejan Paravan said, cited by WNN News.

  • GEN will seek detailed information from SMR suppliers.
  • Despite prior assessments favouring larger reactors over SMRs due to project timelines, SMRs remain under review.
  • The JEK2 project plans a one- or two-unit nuclear power plant, near Slovenia’s existing Krsko plant. A final investment decision is expected by 2028.