Péter Magyar: Water Levels on the Danube Expected to Be Even Lower than in August
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The water level in the Danube is lower than when the Paks nuclear power plant had to be reduced due to water shortages. However, there is no talk of an emergency now: despite the negative record in July being broken, the power supply is not in danger, and the units can operate without interruption.
"The water level on the Danube is expected to be even lower than in August in the coming days," wrote Péter Magyar on his Facebook page on Friday.
Thanks to the bottom weir built after the summer problems, the power plant can remain operational even if the river water level continues to drop in the coming days.
Péter Magyar: The water level on the Danube is expected to be even lower than in August - He also wrote about the operation of the Paks nuclear power plant.
Water levels on the Danube are expected to be even lower than in August in the coming days The post Péter Magyar: There is no danger of shutdown at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant now first appeared on 24.hu.
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