Ungaria repune în funcțiune o turbină a centralei de la Paks

Hungary has resumed operations of a turbine at the Paks nuclear power plant due to rising Danube water levels, which had previously hindered energy production. The extreme heat and drought in Europe have severely impacted electricity generation and public health systems. Romania has also declared an energy emergency, redirecting the Danube to support its nuclear facility. Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced plans for a second turbine to start generating power soon and emphasized the need for long-term energy solutions, including wind energy projects.