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Slovenia: Krsko nuclear power plant exceeds September output goals with 496,008 MWh generated

In September 2024, the Krsko Nuclear Power Plant, co-owned by Slovenia and Croatia, generated 496,008 MWh of net electricity, exceeding its planned output of 493,000 MWh by 0.6%. This marks a slight decrease compared to September 2023, when the plant produced 496,618 MWh.

The facility operated within its technical specifications, with all security systems functioning properly. Both availability and capacity factors were at 100%, and no technical issues were reported.

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