Serbia today stands at a rare historical turning point in its energy strategy. For more than three decades, nuclear power in the country existed only as a theoretical subject of academic debate, largely overshadowed by a legal prohibition introduced in 1989 in the aftermath of Chernobyl, public fear, and a national power system structurally dependent […]
Serbia engages Rosatom in talks on potential nuclear power plant following ban lift Read More »
Serbian authorities have begun substantive discussions with Russian state-owned nuclear energy company Rosatom regarding the possible construction of a nuclear power plant, according to Serbian Ambassador to Moscow Momčilo Babić. He stressed that Serbia needs new electricity sources and expects tangible progress in the coming years. The shift in national policy became possible after the
Hungary inks deal with Belarus to help build nuclear reactor Read More »
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said that the government signed an accord with Belarus to help build Hungary’s second nuclear plant. Nuclear power plant Paks 2 has been under construction by Russia’s Rosatom since 2014. The Russian company is building two reactors with a capacity of 1.200 MW each in central Hungary. -Of great importance
Bulgaria: NPP Kozloduy to cut Russian fuel supplies Read More »
Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant decided to terminate the contract with Russia for the supply of nuclear fuel, executive director Valentin Nikolov said. The contract was due to end in 2025. He added that Russian fuel already delivered will now serve as a reserve. He made the comments during a ceremony marking the loading of the
Slovenia: Krsko NPP expansion project estimated at 9.3 to 15.4 billion euros Read More »
Slovenian energy group Gen-Energija said an expansion of Krsko nuclear power plant’s capacity by 1,000 MW will cost an estimated 9.3 billion euros. The estimated investment value is 9,300 euros per kW of installed power. This means 9.3 billion euros for 1,000 MW and 15.4 billion euros for 1,650 MW, Gen-Energija’s executive director for finance,
Slovenia: Krsko NPP expansion project estimated at 9.3 to 15.4 billion euros Read More »
Slovenian energy group Gen-Energija said an expansion of Krsko nuclear power plant’s capacity by 1,000 MW will cost an estimated 9.3 billion euros. The estimated investment value is 9,300 euros per kW of installed power. This means 9.3 billion euros for 1,000 MW and 15.4 billion euros for 1,650 MW, Gen-Energija’s executive director for finance,
Romania: Nuclearelectrica reports net profit of 113 million euros in Q1 Read More »
Nuclearelectrica, the operator of the Romanian nuclear power plant Cenavoda, has announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2024. In the three-month period that ended on 31 March, the company obtained a net profit of 563.2 million RON (113 million euros), down 26.5 percent compared to the same period in 2023. The gross
