Low Danube levels disrupt nuclear power in Hungary and Romania

Record low water levels on the Danube have forced Hungary to cut output at its Paks nuclear plant and led Romania to shut down its last working reactor. Both nations are exploring emergency engineering solutions as climate change increases pressure on energy infrastructure.

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