Hungary announces unprecedented stop of nuclear power plant due to drought and heat
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the arrest of the country’s only nuclear power plant, a “unpublished situation in 44 years”, due to water levels
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Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the arrest of the country’s only nuclear power station, a “unpublished situation in 44 years”, due to too low water levels on the Danube. Hungary announces unprecedented stop of nuclear power plant due to drought and heat. On Friday, the plant operator, whose four reactors built with Soviet-era technology are cooled by Danube pumped water, had warned that the descent of the river level could force the power plant to be completely deactivated by mid-next week.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the arrest of the country’s only nuclear power station, a “unpublished situation in 44 years”, due to too low water levels on the Danube.
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On Friday, the plant operator, whose four reactors built with Soviet-era technology are cooled by Danube pumped water, had warned that the descent of the river level could force the power plant to be completely deactivated by mid-next week.
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