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  1. Extreme heat has caused service disruptions across Europe, leading to alerts in 16 cities and impacting infrastructure like schools and nuclear power plants.
  2. Extreme heat caused disruptions, impacting nuclear power and rail lines in Hungary.
  3. River temperature on the Danube affects power plant operations in Hungary, leading to a government exemption.

A new pipeline connects Paks and Budapest, with waste heat being discharged into the Danube as part of a joint energy efficiency study.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 13
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A new pipeline connects Paks and Budapest, with waste heat being discharged into the Danube as part of a joint energy efficiency study.

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River temperature on the Danube affects power plant operations in Hungary, leading to a government exemption. All 2 developments

Within Extreme heat has caused service disruptions across Europe, leading to alerts in 16 cities and impacting infrastructure like schools and nuclear power plants.

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