Ceskoslovenska Energetica Spolocnost
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Ceskoslovenska Energetica Spolocnost (CES) is a company with a proposal for a new coal-fired power station in Slovakia.
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Proposed Coal-Fired Power Stations
- Trebisov Power Station is proposed by Ceskoslovenska Energetica Spolocnost to have an installed capacity of 885 megawatts and cost 1.1 billion euros. The proposal is being opposed by local residents, the local council, winemakers in nearby Hungary and the Hungarian government.[1] (See also Slovakia and coal)
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- ↑ "Objections mount to proposal for new power station in Slovakia", ITN, August 27, 2007.
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