Krško / Minister Says Croatia Willing To Hold Talks On Second Reactor

Minister Says Croatia Willing To Hold Talks On Second Reactor
The Krško nuclear power station in Slovenia is equally owned by Slovenia and Croatia. Courtesy Katja143/Wikimedia Commons.
Croatian economy minister Tomislav Coric said that this week in Slovenia, at a meeting of a Croatian and Slovenian governmental commission, he will “announce at the ministerial level” Croatia’s willingness for talks on building a second unit at the Krško nuclear power station in Slovenia.

Mr Coric said Croatia’s national power supplier Hrvatska Elektroprivreda (HEP), the co-owner of Krško, had already said that Croatia was interested in co-funding construction of a second block and sharing the output “because we need a stable and long-term source of electricity”.

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