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Danube River Drought Impacts Power Generation in Romania and Hungary

The historically low water levels of the Danube River are significantly impacting power generation, with Romania allocating funds for dredging to ensure water supply for the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant. Hungary has also reactivated a turbine at its Paks Nuclear Power Plant following a slight rise in the river's water level.

10 Aug, 10:18 — 10 Aug, 10:18
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The IndependentMostly Factual2d ago

Romania issues nuclear reactor update after redirecting flow of drought-stricken Danube river

The EU nation has already declared a state of energy emergency for the whole of August

By Luiza Ilie

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First report: index-hr · 10 Aug, 09:25Full coverage: 7 · 9hWindow: 9h
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index-hr10 Aug, 09:25First to report

Mađarska ponovno pokreće turbinu nuklearke Paks nakon rasta vodostaja Dunava

mkd-mk10 Aug, 09:48

Маѓар: Дунав расте, од вечерва повторно ќе почне со работа турбината 3 во нуклеарната централа Пакш

jutarnji-list10 Aug, 10:11

Mađarska ponovo uključuje jednu turbinu NE Paks nakon porasta vodostaja Dunava

The Independent10 Aug, 10:18

Romania issues nuclear reactor update after redirecting flow of drought-stricken Danube river

5h later
dnevnik-bg10 Aug, 14:54

Нивото на Дунав се покачи, Унгария пуска турбина в АЕЦ

1h later
faz10 Aug, 16:05

Dürre: Ungarn fährt Atomkraftwerk wieder hoch

2h later
digi2410 Aug, 18:18Latest update

Nivelul Dunării la Cernavodă, în scădere mai pronunțată decât estimările. Apele Române monitorizează situația

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