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The Confederation
Demokratiaj Alpa Konfederacio (esperanto)
Demokratische Alpine Bund (german)
Demokratična Alpine Konfederacijo (slovene)
Demokratická Alpine Konfederace (czech)
Demokratikus Alpine Szövetsége (hungarian)
Confederazione Democratica Alpina (italian)
Confédération Démocratique Alpine (french)
Flag
Emblem of the Confederation
Motto: Nenio povas haltigi la printempo (Nothing stops the spring)
Location
Population: 104,326,499
-Density: 162,28/km²
Capital: Innsbruck ()
Largest City: Vienna (48°12′N 16°21′E)
Official Language: Esperanto
National Language: German, Italian, Czech, Hungarian,
Italian, Slovene, Venetian, Friulan, Ladin,
Emilian, Romagnol, Lombard, Piamontese, Ligurian, Franco-Provençal, French, Occitan, Serbo-Croatian, Romansh
Demonym: Alpine
Government:
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Legislature: Confederal Assembly
Establishment: from Austria and Slovenia
Union: Act of the Confederation, March 20, 2015
Land Area: 642,877.92 km²
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Elevation
Highest Point: Mont Blanc (4,807 m)
Lowest Point: Étang de Lavalduc (-10 m)
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Currency: Alpine Krone
Time Zone: CET (UTC+1)
· Summer: CEST (UTC+02)
Drives on the: right
Calling code: +36, +378, +386, +43, +420
Internet TLD: .ak
Democratic Alpine Confederation
The Democratic Alpine Confederation commonly called Alpine Confederation, is a Democratic Confederation in Central Europe. It is bordered on the north by Germany and Poland, on the south by Italy and Croatia, by the east by Slovakia and Hungary, and on the west by Switzerland. The Alpine Confederation covers 376,401.61 square kilometers and has has an estimated population of 58,302,327. The Alpine Confederation comprises of fourteen republics.
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The standard way to refer to a citizen of the Alpine Confederation is as an "Alpine". The nation is called after the mountain range of the Alps, since it covers a big area of the Confederation.
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Rank | City | City population | Republic |
1 | Vienna | 1,797,337 | Austria |
2 | Munich | 1,407,836 | Bavaria |
3 | Milan | 1,345,890 | Lombardy |
4 | Prague | 1,262,106 | Czechia |
5 | Turin | 847,287 | Piedmont |
6 | Marseille | 870,321 | Provence |
7 | Zagreb | 767,131 | Croatia |
8 | Stuttgart | 626,275 | Swabia |
9 | Genoa | 580,097 | Liguria |
10 | Nuremberg | 510,632 | Franconia |
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Unemployment: 24,72 %
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Energy
In 1972, the country began construction of a nuclear-powered electricity-generation station at Zwentendorf on the River Danube, following a unanimous vote in parliament. However, in 1978, a referendum voted approximately 50.5% against nuclear power, 49.5% for,[88] and parliament subsequently unanimously passed a law forbidding the use of nuclear power to generate electricity although the nuclear power plant was already finished.
Austria currently produces more than half of its electricity by hydropower.[89] Together with other renewable energy sources such as wind, solar and biomass powerplants, the electricity supply from renewable energy amounts to 62.89%[90] of total use in Austria, with the rest being produced by gas and oil power plants.
In 2011 electricity production was 14,144 GWh, electricity consumption was 12,602 GWh. Electricity production by source: hydro 3,361 GWh, thermal 4,883 GWh, nuclear 5,899 GWh.
Current investments: new 600 MW block of Šoštanj thermal power plant is in construction and will be finished by 2014. New 39.5 MW HE Krško hydro power plant was finished in 2013. By 2018, 41.5 MW HE Brežice and 30.5 MW HE Mokrice hydro power plants will be built on the Sava River. Construction of ten hydropower plants on the Sava River with a cumulative capacity of 338 MW is planned to be finished by 2030. A large pumped-storage hydro power plant Kozjak on the Drava River is in the planning stage.
Renewable energy in Slovenia: at the end of 2011 at least 87 MWp of photovoltaic modules were installed and 22 MW of biogas powerplants.[citation needed] There is a plan and obligation that at least 500 MW of wind power will be installed by 2020.[citation needed] Solar hot water heating is gaining popularity in Slovenia.
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