N-Plant Operator Investing EUR 250m in Safety System Overhaul
Krško, 30 May - Slovenia's only nuclear power plant, NEK, will spend EUR 200m over the course of the next five years to upgrade its safety system, NEK boss Stane Rožman told the press on Thursday. Only last year, the plant operator invested EUR 50m into its safety system, which is deemed one of the best in Europe.
Krško
NEK, Slovenia's only nuclear power plant, announces it will spend EUR 200m over the course of the next five years to upgrade its safety system.
Photo: Rasto Božič/STA
Krško
NEK, Slovenia's only nuclear power plant, announces it will spend EUR 200m over the course of the next five years to upgrade its safety system.
Photo: Rasto Božič/STA
Krško
NEK, Slovenia's only nuclear power plant, announces it will spend EUR 200m over the course of the next five years to upgrade its safety system.
Photo: Rasto Božič/STA
Krško
NEK, Slovenia's only nuclear power plant, announces it will spend EUR 200m over the course of the next five years to upgrade its safety system.
Photo: Rasto Božič/STA
Krško
NEK, Slovenia's only nuclear power plant, announces it will spend EUR 200m over the course of the next five years to upgrade its safety system.
Photo: Rasto Božič/STA
Krško
NEK, Slovenia's only nuclear power plant.
Photo: Rasto Božič/STA
Krško
NEK, Slovenia's only nuclear power plant, announces it will spend EUR 200m over the course of the next five years to upgrade its safety system.
Photo: Rasto Božič/STA
Krško
NEK, Slovenia's only nuclear power plant, announces it will spend EUR 200m over the course of the next five years to upgrade its safety system.
Photo: Rasto Božič/STA
Krško
NEK, Slovenia's only nuclear power plant, announces it will spend EUR 200m over the course of the next five years to upgrade its safety system.
Photo: Rasto Božič/STA
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