După problemele din România, nivelul scăzut al Dunării afectează și centralele nucleare din Ungaria • Newsweek România

Nuclear power plants in Hungary and Romania are facing production cuts due to unprecedented low water levels in the Danube. The Paks plant in Hungary may shut down completely soon, affecting nearly half of the country's electricity supply. This situation is exacerbated by rising temperatures and increased demand for energy, leading to a reliance on imports. Romania is also experiencing issues, with one reactor already offline and another expected to follow. Both countries are developing emergency plans to manage energy consumption during this crisis.