Fuel Loading Completed at Slovakia's Mochovce Nuclear Power Plant Unit 4

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Fuel loading is complete for the fourth power unit at Slovakia's Mochovce nuclear power plant.
The new unit, built with Russian assistance, has a capacity of approximately 470 MW and cost 6.7 billion euros.
Its activation will increase nuclear generation's share in Slovakia to 77.5%.

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Fuel loading is complete for the fourth power unit at Slovakia's Mochovce nuclear power plant. The new unit, built with Russian assistance, has a capacity of approximately 470 MW and cost 6.7 billion euros. Its activation will increase nuclear generation's share in Slovakia to 77.5%.

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