Corporate sector willing to co-finance Krško 2

Corporate sector willing to co-finance Krško 2

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One of Slovenia's most renowned businessmen has announced that the corporate sector is willing to co-finance Krško 2, the expansion of the existing nuclear power plant, because it wants to avoid the country falling into energy dependence, CE Report quotes STA Agency

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