Week in Slovakia Monday – 24th June 2013 Slovakia has lack of new electricity connections with Hungary. (more information – automatic translation via Google Translate) Tuesday – 25th June 2013 The state has not yet agreed with the Russian company Rosatom on its accession to the construction project of a new nuclear power plant in Jaslovské Bohunice. (more information – automatic translation via Google Translate) Wednesday – 26th June 2013 Nuclear installations in Slovakia in 2012 were operated safely and reliably. (more information – automatic translation via Google Translate) Membersod the Parliament elected two candidates for membership of the Regulatory Board in The Regulatory Office for Network Industries. (more information – automatic translation via Google Translate) Management of emergency oil stocks will assume Agency for Emergency Stocks of Oil and Petroleum products. (more information – automatic translation via Google Translate) Thursday – 27th June 2013 The Peer Review of WANO Moscow Center was carried out at Mochovce operating units 1&2 upon invitation of Slovenske elektrarne, a subsidiary of the Enel Group. Nuclear power plants are subject to regular international reviews in order to ensure that the best industry practices are applied. The goal of this WANO mission was to assess 10 key areas of operation, safety, maintenance, staff training, and emergency preparedness, in order to assess space of further improvements, as well as good practices to be transferred to other nuclear power plants. (more information) Deputies rejected oil pipeline through the city, information about the route should be a secret. (more information – automatic translation via Google Translate) Slovnaft got permission to build polyethylene plant. (more information – automatic translation via Google Translate) The SPPgroup achieved profit after tax 448 mill. euros in 2012. (more information – automatic translation via Google Translate) (Zobraziť celý článok)
