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CEZ says to power up Temelin to 100 pct on Thurs

Thu Nov 12, 2009 4:47am EST

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PRAGUE, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Czech utility CEZ (CEZPsp.PR) will boost output at unit 1 of its Temelin nuclear power plant to 100 percent on Thursday after a planned outage that began over the weekend, the company said.

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Earlier in the week CEZ delayed connecting the unit after the outage for a planned turbine tune-up. It plans to power up the unit to full capacity from a current 63 percent. (Reporting by Michael Kahn, Editing by Michael Winfrey)

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