[en] In this paper the environmental impact from Slovenske elektrarne is reviewed. The Mochovce Nuclear Power Plant has obtained as the first plant in the Slovak Republic - the International certificate in environmental management according the norm ISO 14001:1996 for production and supply of electric energy from NPP. The Certification was awarded by the certification company Det Norske Veritas Slovensko according to the Dutch accreditation the Raad voor Accredative. Mochovce NPP has obtained the Certificate after compliance of process requests and it is active for three years. After expiration of this period the certification process must be repeated

[en] After ten years enter into lawfulness the law about waste No. 223/2001 Coll. Its adoption preceded a preparation in the Slovenske elektrarne, a.s. (SE). This paper describe problems which have the SE as dominant producer of electricity in the Slovak Republic. (author)

[en] Fossil fueled generation of electricity necessary causes the production of CO₂ greenhouse gas. Slovenske elektrarne, a. s. (SE) is not the major producer of CO₂ mainly due to good balanced generation facilities (hydro 18.6%, fossil 18.5%, nuclear 62.8%). Decommissioning of V-1 is critical for strategic goal of SE to maintain appropriate amount of CO₂ production. In the case of the SE the replacement of nuclear generation in V-1 Bohunice would cause around 50% increase of today's CO₂ emission. (author)

[en] The purpose of this presentation is to inform the participants about reached results of Slovenske elektrarne, Plc in the field of the environment management for the year 2003 and point out the increasing legislation pressure on environmental behaviour of the industrial companies. Another purpose is to inform about the environmental operation conditions of resources base of SE, Plc in the period from 2004 to 2008. (author)

[en] In this paper the arrangements aimed on the environment protection in the Slovenske elektrarne, a.s. before accession of the Slovak Republic into the European Union (January 1, 2004). The arrangements were focused on cut-down of emissions of carbon dioxide and sulfur oxides in coal fired power plants as well on limitations of wastewaters in nuclear power plants

[en] n this paper authors deal with the Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 as well as with Kyoto protocol. For the Slovak Republic the Convention on Climate Change took effect in November 1994. For Slovakia arised from Kyoto Protocol to the Convention, that in the period of 2008-2012 the level of emissions cannot exceed the amount from 1990, reduced by 8 per cent (as well as whole Europe). In the next part authors describe mechanisms of flexibility in the frame of Kyoto protocol, principles for realisation of trade with greenhouse carbon dioxide and supported projects. (author)

[en] The purpose of this paper is to inform the participants about reached results of Slovenske elektrarne, Plc in the field of the environment management for the year 2003 and point out the increasing legislation pressure on environmental behaviour of the industrial companies. Another purpose is to inform about the environmental operation conditions of resources base of SE, Plc in the period from 2004 to 2008. (author)

[en] In this paper production of electricity as well as emissions of carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides in the Slovenske elektrarne during 2004 are reviewed. (author)

[en] The article informs about activities in area of monitoring and evaluation of life environment conditions, indicators of demographic situation and selected characteristics of population health conditions with the application of modern statistical methods and by geographic information system Arc VIEW GIS presentation in localities of electric power plants SE, stock company. The aim of this published material is to show mathematical-statistical methods of evaluation and form of results presentation and not to provide the overall evaluation of health conditions

[en] The objective of this study is to ascertain the actual state of the indicators of health in individual villages within the area under investigation, to ascertain the trend of the development of indicators in the area surrounding the nuclear power plant included in the study, to find whether the occurrence of an indicator is accidental or whether it is determined in the village, make a comparison with another area and with the situation in the Slovak Republic as a whole and, consequently, to determine possible influence of the Power Plant on the indicator's value. It is concluded, that objective and comprehensive evaluation of the health of the population of Slovakia is possible. Enough solid and reliable proofs are available to justify the conclusion that, regardless of the length of the power plants' operation, no unfavourable impacts on human health on their territory have been detected even by the most sophisticated research carried out by a large, multidisciplinary team of researchers from various fields of science