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Slovenia: NPP Krsko reconnected to network

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Slovenian nuclear power plant Krsko has been reconnected to the national network on November 17. The plant is running at 28% and will gradually increase its power through operating procedures. 

On October 6, NPP shut down the plant due to a leak in the primary system, as a preventive measure.

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