Hungary to Shut Down Nuclear Plant Due to Danube Drought
Hungary's sole nuclear power plant is scheduled to shut down for the first time on Sunday due to record low water levels in the Danube River, caused by a historic drought. The low water levels are impacting the plant's cooling system, necessitating the temporary closure.
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Hungary plans to shut down only nuclear power plant amid drought
Officials say they must shut down nation's sole nuclear plant as record-low Danube water levels disrupt reactor cooling.
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Record-low water levels on the Danube forced the Paks plant offline, leaving Hungary facing a potential power crunch.
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BUDAPEST, Hungary (Reuters) -- Hungary will power down its Paks nuclear power plant for the first time in nearly half a century, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said Saturday, as water levels on the Danube River the plant uses as a coolant have plumbed record lows. The shutdown comes as large parts of Europe have been hit by prolonged heat and drought, driving river levels lower and raising concerns about water supplies, shipping and power generation. Falls in water levels amid a lack of rain have
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