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Slovenia, Production of NPP Krško 377.4 GWh in November

In November 2022, the Slovenian nuclear power plant Krško produced 377,441.7 MWh of gross electricity at the output of the generator, and delivered 358,529.1 MWh to the power grid, the operator of the power plant announced.

November production was 14.6% less than the planned 420,000 MWh of electricity.

The availability factor was 76.7% and the power plant was operating within the limits of technical specifications, the statement added.

The Krško NPP was reconnected to the Slovenian grid on November 8, following the completion of regular overhaul and testing of the new high-pressure turbine. After the renovation, the capacity of the power plant was increased by 10 MW. The renovation began on October 1.

Source: eposavje.com

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