Slovakia is on track to become coal-free by mid-2024, six years ahead of schedule.
The country recently shut down its last coal-fired power plant, marking a significant shift towards cleaner energy sources like nuclear and renewables.
This move will eliminate direct CO2 emissions from electricity generation starting June 2024.
Slovakia joins a growing list of nations, including Belgium, Austria, Sweden, and Portugal, in going coal-free.
The Vojany power station, operational since 1966, has ceased coal production this week and will close entirely by June.
Slovenské elektrárne, the plant’s owner, plans to repurpose it for …
