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Rising carbon prices could force the Slovenian Sostanj coal-fired power plant to close as early as 2029, its general manager Branko Debeljak said on Wednesday.

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Slovenia’s plan to increase the capacity of a new unit at the Krsko nuclear power plant from 1.1 to 2.4 GW could delay its construction timetable and increase costs, a nuclear expert has told

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Slovenia’s total net power output in August increased by 42% year on year to 1,429 GWh due to almost tripled hydropower production, the Slovenian statistical office Surs said on Monday.

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While the flexibility market for large companies in Slovenia already exists, the micro-flexibility segment, which includes households and smaller businesses, must still be developed, according to a

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Slovenian utility Gen Energija is thinking of adding up to 2.4 GW of new nuclear capacity to its portfolio instead of the 1.1 GW originally planned, the head of its technical division said on Tuesday.

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The Slovenian gas-fired power plant operator Termoelektrarna Brestanica (Teb) is currently implementing a 40 MW battery storage project, its owner, energy group Gen, told Montel Energetika.NET on

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Swiss utility Axpo has signed a 10-year financial corporate power purchase agreement (PPA) with Slovenian industrial group Kolektor, under which it will provide a fixed price for up to 0.2 TWh of

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Slovenia and Hungary will sign a memorandum on the construction of a gas pipeline between the two countries in early October, the Slovenian energy ministry told Montel Energetika.NET on Thursday.

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Slovenian suppliers have so far stored 1 TWh of gas in foreign facilities, which represents approximately 11% of the country’s average annual gas consumption over the last five years, the Slovenian

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Slovenian energy group Petrol turned its previous year’s loss into a EUR 52.8m profit in the first half of this year thanks to improved business conditions and less rigid price regulations, it said

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Slovenia’s total net power output in July increased by 36% year on year to 1,390 GWh due to a surge in hydropower production, the Slovenian statistical office Surs said on Friday.

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Although the Slovenian gas TSO Plinovodi expects prices to fluctuate this winter, the risks of supply shortages remain low, the company told Montel Energetika.NET late on Wednesday.