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The Austrian Ministry Has Spoken Out on the Paks Bottom Threshold Issue - A Proposal Has Also Been Sent to the Hungarian Government

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The competent Austrian ministry has denied reports that an official complaint has been filed in Brussels regarding the construction of the Danube weir, which will provide cooling water for the Paks Nuclear Power Plant. Although the navigability of the river is of key importance to Austria, they understand Hungary's water interests, so instead of a conflict, they are striving for a coordinated solution that takes into account the aspects of all t…

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The competent Austrian ministry has denied reports that an official complaint has been filed in Brussels regarding the construction of the Danube weir, which will provide cooling water for the Paks Nuclear Power Plant. Although the navigability of the river is of key importance to Austria, they understand Hungary's water interests, so instead of a conflict, they are striving for a coordinated solution that takes into account the aspects of all t…

·Budapest, Hungary
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Although Prime Minister Péter Magyar previously claimed that Austria had turned to the EU regarding the Paks bottom threshold.

·Hungary
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The work done by Hungary on the Danube to maintain the water level necessary for the operation of the Paks nuclear power plant generated objections [...]

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Austria accuses Hungary of illegally building the dam on the Danube, intended to divert more water to the Paks nuclear power plant. Vienna complained about the work in Brussels, while Budapest sends it to be more attentive to the problem of asbestos, transmits ProTV. Austria complained Hungary to the European Commission for building [...] Article War for Water in the Danube. Austria accuses Hungary of taking too much of the river for the Paks nu…

Austria accuses Hungary of illegally building the dam on the Danube, intended to divert more water to the Paks nuclear power plant. Vienna has claimed work in Brussels, while Budapest sends it to be more attentive to the problem of asbestos.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Stirile Pro TV broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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