Jørgensen: Europe’s electricity system remains stable despite extreme heat and drought
Europe’s electricity system remains stable despite extreme heat and drought, but the EU must stay vigilant, said Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen
Rising Danube level allows Hungary to increase production at Paks nuclear plant
Hungary has restarted one turbine at its Paks nuclear power plant following a rise in the Danube’s water level
SEE heatwave: Romania braces for possible nuclear plant shutdown, power supply cuts to industry
Romania’s attempts to raise water levels in the Danube amid the ongoing heatwave have not produced lasting results
Romania may curb industrial power consumption, suspend electricity exports amid drought
The Romanian government has adopted a mechanism allowing the transmission system operator, Transelectrica, to limit power consumption for industrial customers
Romania to sink loaded barges in Danube to secure cooling water for nuclear plant
Romania is struggling to ensure cooling water for the Cernavodă nuclear power plant amid low river levels caused by the heatwave
Slovenian nuclear plant Krško to cut output, adding pressure to Southeast Europe’s power supply
Nuclear power plant Krško in Slovenia is reducing its reactor power to 80% due to extreme hydrological and meteorological conditions in the Sava River
Developing nations set to play bigger role in solar expansion as global capacity hits 3 TW
Global installed solar power capacity has reached 3 TW and is expected to grow to more than 9 TW by 2036, according to an analysis by BloombergNEF
87 solar power plants installed at public facilities across Slovenia
Twenty-five municipalities and public institutions from across Slovenia have completed a project to deploy 87 solar power plants for self-consumption
