Slovenia's Krsko NPP to reconnect to grid on Wednesday, no damage from Croatia quake

"The plant has not suffered any damage, all tested systems are functioning properly," the plant operator said in a statement after carrying out a systematic inspection and testing of the plant's equipment.

Start-up and testing procedures for the reactor and plant's systems will take place until the expected time of restart.

The power plant is expected to reach 50% capacity at night and full load on Thursday, it said.

Krsko NPP, located in Slovenia near the border with Croatia, generates some 40% of Slovenia's electricity output. It operates a Westinghouse pressurised light water reactor of 2,000 MW thermal power capacity, which generates over five billion kWh of electricity per year.