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Energy
News on Slovakia's energy sector
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Slovak electricity production to become self-sufficient.
Entrepreneurs should expect corrected invoices from their providers.
The Health Ministry claims it is seeking a solution.
What to do in regards to saving money.
Slovakia has been diversifying gas imports following the war in Ukraine.
Inflation is expected to continue increasing unless more measures are taken, the bank's analysts say.
If approved by parliament, it will enable the state to nationalise energy commodities.
An average increase of 140 percent in heat prices should be expected.
Lighting, heating, cooking, and using hot water all affect our wallets. The Slovak Innovation and Energy Agency has put together a list of recommendations to reduce both.
LNG in focus as Slovakia reduces dependence on Russian gas.
It will finally open more than 10 years later than planned, and at well over twice the projected cost.
Warnings children may have to spend winter at home, summer at school.
CEO of Slovakia´s energy companies ZSE and VSEH: the conflict in Ukraine only added to energy market instability.
First biomethane plant in Slovakia aims harnessing biodegradable municipal waste.
After ITER is completed, they say a working reactor could arrive in 2050.
Impact of immediate gas cut off could be devastating for industry, experts warn.
Analysts are not happy about the solution.
They are most interested in green solar power generated in Slovakia.
Semi-state players are preparing to transmit, store and produce green hydrogen in Slovakia.
The regulatory authority has released caps for utility prices for 2022.
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