> The Soviet-built plant, which uses water from the Danube to cool its four reactors, is currently operating at little more than 10% of its 2,000 megawatt capacity due to low water levels. It supplies Hungary with around a third of its electricity.
I'll guess that should be "It normally supplies Hungary with"?
Reminds me of staying in a hotel in Belarus, with no hot water available due to work being done on the town's hot water pipes delivering hot water from the central hot water plant!
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[ 0.24 ms ] story [ 11.4 ms ] threadI'll guess that should be "It normally supplies Hungary with"?
Which seems like too many eggs in one basket, but the USSR was big on that kind of grandiosity. Consider https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aswan_High_Dam
Reminds me of staying in a hotel in Belarus, with no hot water available due to work being done on the town's hot water pipes delivering hot water from the central hot water plant!