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Slovenia: Electricity production reached 867 GWh in October

Net electricity generation in Slovenia in October 2023 increased by 64% compared to the same month last year, to 867 GWh, which is 29% less than in September, according to the data from the Statistical Office.

In the same period, production in thermal power plants increased by 95% while production in hydropower plants increased by 21%.

The nuclear power plant Krsko was working only for a few days this month.

In October 2023, Slovenia imported 962 GWh (21% less compared to October 2022) of electricity and exported 776 GWh (+ 18 %).

In October 2023, households consumed 247 GWh, while the consumption of commercial consumers amounted to 589 GWh.

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