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Slovakia Approves 1.2GW Nuclear Build

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The Slovak government has approved the construction of another nuclear plant with a capacity of up to 1.2GW, according to Bloomberg.

  • The nuclear power plant will be built at the 1GW Bohunice nuclear plant – operated by Slovak utility Slovenske Elektrarne (SE).
  • SE last year started the 472MW Unit 3 at the Mochovce nuclear plant and is currently completing another unit at the site, with the same capacity.
  • The announcement comes after Czech state-utility Cez received additional bids for the construction of four nuclear units.
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The Slovak government has approved the construction of another nuclear plant with a capacity of up to 1.2GW, according to Bloomberg.

  • The nuclear power plant will be built at the 1GW Bohunice nuclear plant – operated by Slovak utility Slovenske Elektrarne (SE).
  • SE last year started the 472MW Unit 3 at the Mochovce nuclear plant and is currently completing another unit at the site, with the same capacity.
  • The announcement comes after Czech state-utility Cez received additional bids for the construction of four nuclear units.