Ljubljana – The energy sector is coming under increasing pressure due to the accelerating transition towards carbon-free society, coupled in recent months with high prices, which may invite government action. A coal phase-out is imminent as Slovenia inches closer to building the second unit of Krško nuclear power plant. In 2033 at the latest, Slovenia is expected to stop burning coal for electricity production in line with the strategy for phasing out coal, which the Infrastructure Ministry says is ready to be adopted by the government. The strategy will also…
