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Hungary’s Nuclear Power Returns as Rain Lifts Danube Water Levels
Hungary expects its only nuclear power plant to resume producing electricity as early as Monday evening after one of the turbines at the Paks nuclear plant is switched on, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said.
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Hungary plans to restart electricity generation at its sole nuclear facility, the Paks plant, with one turbine slated to be brought online by Monday evening, Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced. The restart follows recent rainfall that has raised water levels in the Danube, improving cooling conditions for the plant.
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