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Krško nuclear output tops May 2026 plan with full availability

In May 2026, the Krško Nuclear Power Plant, jointly operated by Slovenia and Croatia, generated 517,109 MWh of net electricity. The figure was slightly above the planned output of 515,000 MWh, exceeding the target by 0.41%. Output performance was reported as aligned with the scheduled generation plan.

In comparison, the plant produced 519,322 MWh of net electricity in May of the previous year. That level also exceeded the planned target of 515,000 MWh, surpassing it by 1.89%. The reported results indicate generation remaining close to the scheduled level across the two periods.

Operational performance and safety systems

The plant operated under normal conditions in line with its technical specifications during the month. All safety systems were reported fully functional throughout the period. Both the availability factor and capacity factor were recorded at 100%.

The reported 100% availability and capacity factors indicate uninterrupted operation and full utilization of installed capacity. No deviations from normal operating conditions were described in the period covered by the report. This performance was linked to continued operation without interruption.

No reported disruptions during the month

No technical issues or operational disruptions were reported during the period. The facility’s performance was described as reliable within the regional power system. The report attributed continued stable operations to the absence of reported disruptions.

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