
Hungary's Paks Nuclear Plant Faces Shutdown Due to Low Danube Levels
Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant is preparing for a potential shutdown for several weeks due to critically low water levels in the Danube River, which are essential for cooling. Péter Magyar announced the impending closure and called on major companies to reduce electricity consumption to mitigate a looming energy crisis.
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Paks nuclear plant to be shut down on Monday due to record-low Danube levels, Magyar announces
The Hungarian PM urged the public and especially major industrial consumers to reduce their electricity and water consumption in the coming weeks, but stressed that the situation is under control.
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Due to low water levels in the Danube, a complete shutdown of the Paks nuclear power plant—and consequently a halt in electricity generation—will be unavoidable in the next 24–72 hours, MVM Paks Nuclear Power Plant Ltd. announced on its website early Thursday afternoon. The shutdown has not yet been carried out. According to a statement […] The post Paks Nuclear Plant Prepares for Shutdown as Danube Dries up to Critical Level appeared first on Hungary Today.
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