A turnaround is visible: the level of the Danube is starting to rise, and soon the cooling will begin.
On Tuesday morning, the Paks Nuclear Power Plant did not shut down, as the last turbine was operating safely, producing 240 megawatts. Today, a high load is expected on the power grid, with daytime temperatures of 37–41 degrees Celsius forecast nationwide. The peak heat will be on Thursday, followed by a significant drop in temperatures on Friday. Several companies have announced measures to save energy. This article is continuously updated.
Contrary to previous expectations, the Paks Nuclear Power Plant remained fully operational on Monday morning: the last turbine, producing approximately 240 megawatts, continued to operate safely throughout the night. The power system is expected to experience further heavy loads today, with daytime temperatures reaching 37-41 degrees Celsius nationwide. Temperatures are expected to peak on Thursday, followed by a significant drop on Saturday. In the meantime, companies are continuing to announce energy-saving measures. This article will be continuously updated with specific announcements, weather, and hydrological information.
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