Fico Was Supposed to Announce a Key Milestone, but the Connection of the Fourth Mochoveci Unit Was Betrayed by Technology
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The fourth power unit of the Mokhovce nuclear power plant will be connected to the Slovak power grid on Tuesday, reported by the Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.
Slovakia's largest electricity producer, Slovenské elektrárne (SE), has postponed the connection of the new fourth unit of the Mochovce nuclear power plant to the power grid, which was planned for this afternoon with the participation of Prime Minister Robert Fico. The reason is the need to repeat the technical test of the unit, SE spokeswoman Lenka Šarláková announced.
They have become synonymous with overpricing and construction delays. We are talking about the pair of nuclear power units Mochovce 3 and 4. When the first government of Robert Fico in 2008 pressured the Italian shareholders of Enel to complete the construction of Mochovce, the managers of Slovenské elektrárne calculated that the nuclear power plants would cost a total of around 2.7 million...
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