Hungary's only nuclear plant on brink of shutdown as Danube River dries up
Summary
Hungary’s only nuclear power plant may have to stop working because the Danube River, which provides its cooling water, is drying up due to drought. This could cause a serious problem for the country’s electricity supply.Key Facts
- Hungary has only one nuclear power plant.
- The plant needs water from the Danube River to keep running safely.
- A drought is causing the Danube River to dry up.
- Without enough water, the plant might have to shut down.
- This situation threatens Hungary’s electricity production.
- The drying river is directly linked to weather conditions like drought.
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