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Danube Water Levels Rise at Paks, Stabilizing Power Production
Water levels in the Danube River at Paks have risen by several centimeters, leading to the stabilization of electricity production at a section of the Paks nuclear power plant. Earlier reports had indicated concerns about production due to low water levels.
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hvgHungarian1h ago
Magyar Péter: 5 centimétert emelkedett a Duna reggel óta Paksnál
A miniszterelnök közölte azt is, hogy 500 megawattal maradt alatta a fogyasztás a tervezett szintnek.
Read full article →n1-serbiaBosnian3h ago
Mađar: Vodostaj Dunava porastao za tri centimetra, stabilizovana proizvodnja struje u delu elektrane Pakš
Premijer Mađarske Peter Mađar objavio je da je vodostaj Dunava porastao, te da se situacija u nuklearnoj elektrani Pakš polako stabilizuje.
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