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12/6/2024
Nuclear power plants
The Temelín Unit 2 produces electricity again. It will be in operation for fourteen months, two months longer than before.

This morning the Temelín Unit 2 started generating electricity again. Operators have connected it to the transmission system after replacing part of the fuel assemblies. In terms of the scope of the work and the inspections carried out, it was the largest outage in the history of the plant. In total, they managed 21,000 activities during the shutdown, including 74 investment actions. Power engineers also checked the safety systems, the turbine an its generator. Together with the Dukovany power plant, all six nuclear units are currently in operation.

10/11/2024
Nuclear power plants
ČEZ will shut down Unit 2 this evening for inspections and replacement of fuel assemblies

Inspections of safety systems and of the turbine, 74 investment actions or replacement of part of fuel assemblies. These are just examples of the most important works to be performed during the Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 planned outage. The utility will disconnect the unit from the transmission system tomorrow evening. In total, CEZ plans to do almost nineteen thousand activities, for which it has preliminarily planned two months.

6/14/2024
Nuclear power plants
ČEZ evaluated bids for the construction of a new nuclear unit and named its preferred bidder, with results submitted to Ministry of Industry and Trade

Elektrárna Dukovany II (EDU II), a wholly owned subsidiary of ČEZ, submitted its evaluation report to the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MIT), evaluating bids for the construction of a new nuclear unit at Dukovany. In the report, it recommended the ranking, proposing its preferred supplier of a new nuclear unit or units. The Government of the Czech Republic will now issue its statement as to with whom ČEZ will negotiate the final form of the contracts.

6/12/2024
Nuclear power plants
The first Temelín Unit produces electricity again. It has been shut down for two months to inspect and replace fuel assemblies

Yesterday in the evening, the Unit 1 of Temelín NPP started to produce electricity again. Operators have connected it to the transmission system after replacing a quarter of the fuel assemblies. Power engineers also checked the safety systems the turbine an its generator. In total, they managed almost twenty thousand activities during the shutdown, including 66 investment actions. Together with the Dukovany power plant, all six nuclear units are currently in operation. The Unit 2 of the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant is now planned to be shut down for the inspection and refueling.