The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) parliamentary group has submitted a proposal to call a consultative referendum on the construction of the second reactor unit of the Krško Nuclear Power Plant (JEK 2) and smaller modular reactors. As they stated, the construction of a second reactor is not a project of one
Our northern neighbours are clearly among those contributing to the general uncertainty surrounding the future of Slovenia’s energy supply. Austria has a long history of opposing nuclear energy, including in Slovenia, and it is being helped by a well-developed network of sympathisers among political actors and NGOs from Slovenia. The website jedrska.si (nuclear.si) clearly presents
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The government has proposed for the payments into the fund for the decommissioning of the Krško Nuclear Power Plant (NEK) and rad waste disposal to be increased from 4.80 to 12 euro per megawatt hour of power. The payments are made by Gen Energija, the state-owned company that holds Slovenia’s stake in NEK, located in
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