Hungary comes ‘within millimetres’ of shutting down nuclear power plant amid drought – Europe live
They publishedHungary comes ‘within millimetres’ of shutting down nuclear power plant amid drought crisis – Europe live
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Who
What
- Hungary came within millimetres of shutting down the Paks Nuclear Power Plant overnight.
- Danube water levels declined to record lows, hindering proper cooling at the plant.
- The plant was operating at just over 10% capacity due to reduced cooling water.
- Energy saving measures lowered consumption to keep the grid secure during peak hours.
- Romania reported a two-centimetre rise in Danube levels to help Cernavodă plant.
Where
🇬🇧 United Kingdom (outlet HQ)
topics: Energy, Environment, Climate · language: hun
topics: Energy, Environment, Climate · language: hun
When
published 4 Aug, 07:51Z
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ingested 4 Aug, 08:07Z · headline rewritten 4 Aug, 11:09Z
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2026/aug/04/europe-drought-extreme-heat-wildfires-climate-crisis-hungary-romania-ceuta-spain-migration-eu-latest-news-updates
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