Warning from Peter Magyar: Hungary is entering a critical period due to extreme heat.
The load on the domestic electricity grid is stable, and consumption is more than 500 megawatts lower than expected. Large consumers have voluntarily limited their consumption to 630 megawatts. However, due to the extreme heat, the most critical days are yet to come, and the operation of the last unit of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant is also in question, as Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar stated in a Facebook video.
The load on the domestic power grid is stable, while consumption is more than 500 megawatts lower than expected. However, due to the extreme heat, the most critical days are still ahead, and the operation of the last operating block of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant is also in question, according to a Facebook video released by Minister Péter, according to information from the MAVIR control center.
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