Nivelul apei a crescut în dreptul centralei nuclearelectrice de la Paks, în Ungaria / Care sunt efectele în România

The Danube River has risen by 6 centimeters near Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant, allowing the government to lift voluntary energy consumption reductions. However, this increase will not significantly impact Romania, where evaporation and low rainfall persist. Authorities are working to maintain operations at the Cernavodă nuclear plant by redirecting part of the Danube's flow. Despite these efforts, the hydrological situation remains challenging, with record low water levels recorded.