The Paks nuclear power plant in Hungary is currently operating at approximately 10% of its capacity due to insufficient cooling water from the Danube River. In Romania, military efforts have been undertaken to enhance water flow to the Cernavoda nuclear power plant by detonating a rock outcrop.
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Dry Danube River impacts nuclear power operations in Romania and Hungary
The Danube River's low water levels have significantly affected nuclear power operations in Hungary and Romania. The Paks plant is functioning at only 10% capacity, while military actions in Romania aim to improve water flow to the Cernavoda plant.
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Dry Danube River threatens nuclear power in Romania, Hungary
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Dry Danube River impacts nuclear power operations in Romania and Hungary