Hungary’s Paks Nuclear Power Plant generated 15,685 GWh of electricity in 2011, just under a record set in the previous year, chairman Csaba Baji said at a press conference on Monday.
Paks generated a little more than 43% of all electricity in Hungary last year, a bigger share than in 2010.
Paks’s revenue from electricity sales edged up 3.8% to HUF 171.5bn in 2011.
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