Energy, page 11
News on Slovakia's energy sector
Volume of transported gas from Slovakia to Ukraine begins to grow
Eustream meets the needs of customers, company says.
Australian company to buy share of Slovak gas pipeline
Macquarie bank wants one-third stake in EP Infrastructure, which oversees gas flow from Ukraine.
EPH acquires share in SE energy producer
Bohumil Kratochvíl replaces Nicola Cotugno as SE general director.
Biomethane station to be built
Košice-based company Lesmo plans to build a biomethane station for €9 million near Turňa nad Bodvou, eastern Slovakia.
The European Commission clears acquisition of SE by EPH
EC concludes that the proposed transaction would raise no competition concerns.
University publishes survey on energy sufficiency
Also EU members with a good energy situation move their competences to the EU if their representatives doubt their ability to maintain energy security.
Žiga signs Eastring Memorandum with Bulgaria’s Stankov
Slovak Economy Minister Peter Žiga and Bulgarian Energy Ministry State Secretary Zhecho Stankov signed a memorandum of understanding concerning the Eastring gas pipeline project.
Clark: Complexity of the project has changed
John Clark managing the final works on the third and fourth units of the nuclear power plant Mochovce spoke about the project and more.
Third block of NUKE Mochovce closer to completion
The bill for completion of the third and fourth blocks of the nuclear power station may still not be final.
Nord Stream 2 is dividing opinions
EC President Jean-Claude Juncker indicated that Nord Stream 2 could alter the landscape of the European Union’s gas markets.
Constitutional Court: Fees for solar energy are unconstitutional
Slovakia may lose millions of euros in the future, as its Constitutional Court decided that a special fee that producers of electricity have to pay is unconstitutional.
Regulatory authority reduces feed-in tariffs
Investment in new renewable energy sources or cogeneration units will become less lucrative.
Slovak and Bulgarian gas transporters sign memorandum
Eastring has acquired the status of a so-called ‘EU project of common interest’.
Eustream: We will ask Brussels for help
Slovak-Polish gas pipeline continues as planned.
Imports of gas to Slovakia decreased
Gas extraction in Slovakia continues to decline.
ÚRSO: Gas prices for households to drop
Gas suppliers did not react appropriately to lower prices on European markets, according to ÚRSO.
Mochovce closer to completion; price tag raises
Electricity prices affect SE’s profits.
Žiga: Completion of Mochovce plant to cost more than €4.6 bn
The completion of construction work on the third and fourth reactor blocks at Mochovce nuclear power plant (NPP) might be overpriced, Economy Minister Peter Žiga admitted.
Mochovce power plant price tag grows
The completion of the two nuclear blocks in Mochovce nuclear power plant (EMO) should rise by €0.5 billion, due to security precautions.
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