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Drought Caused Millions in Losses on the Danube and Váh. The Electricity Exchange Is Also Sending Slovaks a Hefty Bill
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Water resources are extremely important for the Slovak energy sector. After the nuclear power units in Mochovce and Jaslovské Bohunice, they are the second largest domestic producer of electricity. If you walk along the Danube embankment in the capital these days, you may be surprised by the extremely low water level. In some sections, people can even walk on the bottom of the arm. The fact that the current drought is serious is also evidenced b…
·Bratislava, Slovakia
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