A Historic Milestone for Slovenské Elektrárne. The New Nuclear Unit in Mochovce Has Started Supplying Electricity
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Once fully operational, the new unit of the Mochovce nuclear power plant is expected to produce approximately 3.5 million megawatt hours of electricity annually, and on Thursday, Slovenské elektrárne connected it to the electricity grid for the first time. The post Slovakia confirmed that it is a nuclear power: The fourth unit of the Mochovce nuclear power plant was connected to the grid was first shown by interez.sk.
The new fourth unit of the Slovak Mochovce nuclear power plant began supplying electricity to the grid on Thursday evening, announced its operator and the country's largest electricity producer, Slovenské elektrárne from the Energetický a průmyslový holding group. The Pilsen-based company ŠKODA JS, a leading European manufacturer and supplier of nuclear energy equipment, also participated in the completion of this nuclear unit.
Slovenské elektrárne connected the new unit of the Mochovce nuclear power plant to the electricity grid for the first time on Thursday (October 15) at 8:41 p.m. The first turbogenerator of Mochovce 4 was aligned and connected to the grid and began supplying the first megawatt hours of electricity to it, SE reported.
BRATISLAVA/MOCHOVCE - Slovenské elektrárne (SE) connected the new unit of the Mochovce nuclear power plant to the electricity grid for the first time on Thursday at 8:41 p.m. The first turbogenerator of Mochovec 4 was aligned and connected to the grid through so-called phasing and began supplying the first megawatt hours of electricity to it. SE reported this.
After years of construction, billions in costs and delays, Slovenské elektrárne has reached a key milestone in completing the Mochovce nuclear power plant. On Thursday, October 15, at 8:41 p.m., the fourth unit was connected to the Slovak electricity grid for the first time and began supplying electricity to it. The so-called phasing-in took place at 20 percent of the reactor's output. So far, the first of the pair of turbogenerators that form p…
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