Și Ungaria scufundă două barje în Dunăre ca să-și mențină centrala nucleară în funcțiune. Soluția este una provizorie

Hungary plans to sink two barges in the Danube to raise water levels near the Paks nuclear power plant amid severe drought conditions. This temporary measure aims to prevent the shutdown of one of the plant's turbines, which is currently operating at only 25% capacity. The Hungarian government also intends to construct a submerged dam to manage water flow more effectively. Romania has faced similar challenges, having previously sunk barges to support its Cernavodă plant, but the effects were short-lived, leading to the reactor's shutdown due to low water levels.