Ungaria,„la milimetri distanță” de a închide, pe timpul nopții, centrala nucleară Paks pe fondul secetei. Anunțul Comisiei Europene despre România

Hungary narrowly avoided shutting down the Paks nuclear power plant due to extremely low Danube water levels, which have temporarily stabilized. The European Commission is monitoring the energy crisis in Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania caused by heatwaves and drought. The low water levels impact nuclear energy production, prompting Hungary to implement energy-saving measures. The Paks plant is currently operating at reduced capacity, and companies are adjusting work schedules to lower consumption. Meanwhile, the Cernavodă nuclear plant in Romania reported a slight increase in water levels, thanks to a successful operation to enhance water flow in the Danube.