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The third block of the nuclear power plant in Mochovce.
The latest Mochovce unit is approximately the size of Bratislava Castle.
The Druzhba pipeline transporting crude oil to the Slovnaft refinery in Bratislava.
Energy transformation and war in Ukraine buried the project.
Tomáš Horňák, director of Hoval in Slovakia, presenting the project for his company’s new plant.
Existing producers are extending their premises, new ones setting up production.
The Vojany coal-fired power plant.
The site of the Vojany plant has potential for the renewal of Ukraine. Jana Otriová
More wind turbines will be built in Slovakia.
Dozens more will be added to the five existing wind turbines.
U.S Steel Košice plans to replace its blast furnaces with more environmentally-friendly facilities.
Biggest challenge since the transition to a market economy, says expert.
Slovakia has adopted measures to eliminate the practice.
Battery storage becomes increasingly important in the quest to fully utilise renewable energy sources.
One large system is now installed, others are in the pipeline.
The Mochovce nuclear power plant.
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The third unit of the Mochovce nuclear power plant is operating at 90 percent of its maximum producing capacity.
Forest in the Small Carpathians.
Firewood prices have decreased, but they are expected to go back up if the state cuts energy aid. and 1 more
Small modular reactors are not to replace existing nuclear power plants in Slovakia.
Move comes as demand for power expected to increase.
Bratislava has several locations the value of which will increase in the future.
Almost half of Slovaks cannot afford to pay €400 unexpectedly.
The first re-fuelling of a hydrogen car in Vlčie Hrdlo, Bratislava.
The capital’s public transport operator plans to extend add hydrogen buses to its fleet.
Cooling towers of the third reaction unit of the Nuclear Power Plant Mochovce
Slovak electricity production to become self-sufficient.
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