Paks Nuclear Plant Resumes Full Output as Danube Cools
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The water temperature of the Danube has dropped so much that the Paks nuclear power plant was able to start increasing its output again on Friday, wrote István Kapitány, Minister of Economy and Energy, on his Facebook page.
Due to the extreme heat wave affecting Europe, the power plant's output had to be reduced in several steps over the past week.
Due to the extreme heat wave affecting Europe, the power plant's output had to be reduced in several steps over the past week. However, according to Kapitány István, the temperature of the Danube has now decreased, so it can be switched on again in Paks.
István Kapitány, Minister of Economy and Energy, announced on Facebook that the temperature of the Danube had dropped enough to allow the Paks nuclear power plant to increase its output. The company said it had decided to increase it by 240 megawatts, and that further measurements would be carried out on Saturday.
Minister of Economy and Energy István Kapitány announced that the water temperature of the Danube has dropped so much that the Paks Nuclear Power Plant was able to start increasing its output on Friday. The power plant was forced to reduce its production due to the extraordinary heat wave of recent days.
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