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Slovenia, Electricity production in November decreased by 38%, to 776 GWh

According to the data of the Republic Statistical Office, the net production of electricity in Slovenia in November 2022 was reduced by 38% compared to the same month last year.

In November 2022, the net production of electricity in Slovenia was 776 GWh, which is 47% more than the previous month. Production in thermal power plants decreased by 73% compared to the same month in 2021, production in hydropower plants decreased by 13%, while production in the Krško nuclear power plant was 28% lower.

In November 2022, Slovenia imported 1,044 GWh of electricity (62% more compared to November 2021) and exported 648 GWh (1% more).

In November 2022, households consumed 303 GWh of electricity, while the consumption of commercial consumers amounted to 606 GWh.

Source: stat.si

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