AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDanube Drought, Hungary’s Power Shock: Record-low Danube levels have pushed Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant to the brink, cutting output to a few hundred megawatts and raising fears of a full shutdown for the first time in 44 years as cooling water runs short. Central Europe Energy Fallout: The wider region is scrambling with electricity-saving measures and contingency planning, while Serbia’s hydropower and navigation are also hit hard by the same dry spell. Cross-border Help: Slovakia’s PM Robert Fico says Bratislava is ready to support Hungary if Paks is forced to stop, noting Slovakia’s own nuclear plants use a different cooling system. Water Warnings Beyond Energy: In Serbia, exceptionally low Danube water has exposed WWII shipwrecks and worsened navigation, fuel deliveries, and irrigation—adding urgency to the “critical days” ahead. EU Migration Politics: EU leaders urge urgent action over the Ceuta border crisis, warning against any normalization of illegal entry.
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