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Hungary PM announces closure of nuclear plant due to heatwave
BUDAPEST: Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced Sunday the shutdown of the country’s sole nuclear power plant after record-low water levels in the Danube river forced its first halt in 44 years. The move marks the latest stage in an energy crisis triggered by prolonged drought and extreme heat across Europe. The nuclear plant in Paks, south of Budapest — normally providing around a third of the central European country’s electricity needs — is cooled by water pumped from the Danube river, which has dropped to record low levels due to lack of rain and successive heatwaves since May.
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tass.com
Hungarian PM weighs on Paks nuke plant’s complete shutdown — news agency
One of the plant’s four reactors was previously shut down due to a record drop in the water level of the Danube River
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telex.hu
Paks nuclear plant may be shut down due to record-low water level of Danube, PM announces
The plant uses water from the river for cooling. According to the Prime Minister, this would not threaten the security of the country's power supply.
