US EditionSlovak leader announces a deal with US on a new nuclear reactor
The state-owned reactor will produce over 1,000 megawatts to meet Slovakia's rising electricity demand, with nuclear energy already supplying over 80% of the country's power.
- Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that his government approved a deal with the United States to build a new nuclear reactor.
- The new reactor will be at the Jaslovské Bohunice plant and will produce over 1,000 megawatts.
- The estimated cost of the project is up to 15 billion euros .
- Slovakia currently generates over 80% of its electricity from nuclear energy, indicating its reliance on this energy source.
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced an agreement with the United States for the construction of a nuclear reactor, according to words collected by AP.Read more]]>
The Slovak Prime Minister has already announced that his government has approved the agreement.
Pro-Moscow Slovak PM Fico announces a deal with US on a new nuclear reactor
On Tuesday, Slovakia’s Prime Minister, Robert Fico, announced that his government has approved an agreement with a US company to develop an additional nuclear reactor. This significant multi-billion-dollar initiative was disclosed during a speech at an annual nuclear conference in the Slovak capital. The proposed reactor is slated for construction at the existing nuclear facility in Jaslovské Bohunice, situated in western Slovakia. It is project…
The Slovak government has approved a draft intergovernmental agreement with the US on the construction of a new nuclear unit in Jaslovské Bohunice in Slovakia, according to a statement by Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer) at the European Nuclear Forum on Tuesday. According to him, the facility with an output of over a thousand megawatts will be owned by the state. Nuclear power plants already account for the largest share of electricity producti…
Fico: The greatest danger to Slovakia is the inclusion of nuclear fuel in RePower EU
Bratislava – The biggest danger for Slovakia is the inclusion of nuclear fuel in the EU’s RePower plan. This was stated by Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) at the 18th European Nuclear Forum (ENEF) in Bratislava, noting that it could harm the country’s energy security. TASR reports on this. “We can never agree to RePowering when it comes to January 1, 2028, meaning we are primarily talking about gas. We will never be able to agree to make de…
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