Pe modelul Bolojan, Péter Magyar anunță măsuri excepționale în Ungaria din cauza crizei energetice

Hungary's Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced exceptional measures to reduce energy consumption due to low Danube levels affecting the Paks nuclear plant. The government plans to halt freight rail traffic during peak hours and encourages public sector employees to work from home. Private companies are also urged to minimize energy use in offices. The situation is critical as the Paks plant operates at only a quarter of its capacity, with a potential complete shutdown looming. Financial impacts of the crisis could reach up to 630 million dollars, but a nearby power plant will soon resume operations, adding capacity to the grid.