We Know How Much the Paks Shutdown Cost. Who Should Pay the Bill?
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According to calculations by experts at the Regional Energy Economics Research Center, the lost nuclear power plant production resulted in additional costs in the electricity market of approximately 37.4 billion forints.
The summer power limitation of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant may have resulted in additional costs of tens of billions of forints, according to researchers from the Regional Energy Economics Research Center. MVM had to replace the lost production from other sources, at market prices. According to the researchers' calculations, the difference could have meant a total loss of 37.4 billion forints, and on some days the daily damage could have exceed…
According to researchers at the Regional Energy Economics Research Center (REKK), the summer backloading of the Paks nuclear power plant could have caused additional costs of approximately 37.4 billion forints. According to their analysis, MVM had to make up for the lost production on the market, while some of the problems could have been foreseen.
According to researchers at the Regional Energy Economics Research Center (REKK), the summer backloading of the Paks nuclear power plant could have caused additional costs of approximately 37.4 billion forints. According to their analysis, MVM had to make up for the lost production on the market, while some of the problems could have been foreseen.
According to the researchers, low water levels and high water temperatures in summer cannot be considered completely unforeseen events.
According to the researchers' calculations, there was a day when the loss due to the loss of production in Paks exceeded two billion forints. The post This is how much the power outage in Paks could have cost first appeared on 24.hu.
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