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Hungary's Only Nuclear Power Plant Paks: Critical Hours Ahead

By with∅ut-me 05.08.2026 at 10:37 Uhr Companies & Markets Climate Change
TL;DR AI-generated Hungary's Prime Minister Péter Magyar is calling for electricity savings as the Paks nuclear power plant, which supplies half the country's electricity, is critical due to heat and low Danube levels. The heat warning has been extended until Friday, and water restrictions are already in place in numerous communities.

Source: euronews.com

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