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Due to the low water level in the Danube, power generation at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant will be completely halted today, which is unprecedented in the plant’s 44-year history. The shutdown is taking place under controlled conditions, and the safety of the plant is guaranteed. The next five days will be particularly important in terms of meeting import needs and reducing consumption among residents and businesses. More information can be found in Minister István Kapitány’s Facebook post.
Due to the extremely low water level in the Danube, the Paks Nuclear Power Plant is expected to cease power generation today, which is unprecedented in its 44-year history. Although the process is taking place under controlled conditions and the safety of the power plant is guaranteed, the next five days will be critical for meeting import needs and implementing necessary reductions in consumption for residents and businesses. More details can be found in a Facebook post by Minister of Economic Affairs and Energy, István Kapitány.
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