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Prosumer solar installations in Slovenia could drop by 80% next year when the benefits of the current net metering scheme end and a new network fee is introduced, says the director of the Slovenian

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Slovenian utility HSE has reconnected to the grid unit 6 (539 MW) of its Sostanj coal-fired power plant on Monday, one day ahead of schedule, it told Montel.

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Slovenian utility HSE will take unit 6 (539 MW) of its Sostanj coal-fired power plant offline from tomorrow until next Tuesday in an unplanned outage.

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It would be cheaper for Slovenia to drop plans to construct a second nuclear unit and instead opt for adding new solar and gas-fired units, the head of country’s power TSO speculated.

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Slovenian power utility HSE plans to shut the 539 MW unit 6 of the Sostanj coal-fired plant between 26-29 October, according to the European TSO transparency platform body Entso-E.

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Slovenian parliamentary groups on late Tuesday submitted a new draft decree on the annulment of the consultative referendum on the country’s plans to construct a second nuclear unit.

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The Slovenian Freedom Movement party announced on Monday that it will not back a consultative referendum on the country’s planned nuclear expansion on 24 November, joining several parties opposing

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Slovenia’s parliament has adopted a decree allowing the country to hold a consultative referendum on the country’s planned nuclear expansion on 24 November, it said late on Thursday.

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The Slovenian energy company Gen-I has commissioned its second solar farm in North Macedonia with 12 MW of capacity, the company said in a press release late on Wednesday.

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Slovenia’s power imports could rise by up to 40% in 2025 due to financial issues forcing the 600 MW Sostanj coal-fired plant to curb production, the head of the country’s electricity TSO Eles has

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Supply tightness combined with a new heatwave has triggered another power price hike in southeast Europe (SEE), with the situation likely to persist until the end of next week.

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The Slovenian utility HSE aims to add 1.75 GW of renewables and 0.8 GW of flexible capacity by 2035 after returning to profit last year, according to its annual report for 2023 published last week.