Péter Magyar: A Critical Energy Supply Situation that Hungary Has Never Seen Before May Arise
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The shutdown of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant could lead to an energy crisis that will affect not only the plants but also the population.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar made an extraordinary announcement on his Facebook page, in which he spoke about the energy supply situation arising from the shutdown of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant. The unprecedented complete shutdown of the Paks power plant, the failure of the power plant along the Danube, and consumption rising close to a historic peak are expected to result in a critical energy supply situation in our country from Monday at the …
The Paksh nuclear power plant in Hungary will be completely shut down in the next 24 to 72 hours due to a record exchange of the Danube, as announced by the Hungarian Prime Minister, Peter Madyar, in an urgent appeal, Telex reports.
Daily news summary. The post Energy crisis could occur from Monday, Paks shutdown inevitable – this happened on July 30 first appeared on 24.hu.
Prime Minister Peter Magyar declared an energy crisis in Hungary and announced national restrictions on electricity consumption, urging large industrial consumers to reduce their consumption voluntarily between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. in the first phase.
An unprecedented situation could develop in Hungary.
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