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How drought threatens Europe's electricity supplies

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Riverbeds reduced to tiny streams, asphalt melting like butter, dried-up fields — these are currently the images of drought in Central and Southeastern Europe. The record-breaking lack of rainfall in recent months and this summer’s heatwaves have caused severe damage to the region’s economy and infrastructure.  In the agriculture sector, it has been clear for some time that harvests in […]...Keep on reading: How drought threatens Europe's electr…

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The European electricity system remains stable despite heat and droughtThe European Commission has confirmed that there are no short-term risks to the electricity supply in Europe. Solar generation and coordination countries are helping to maintain balance, but the situation remains tense.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The European Commission's electricity coordination group confirmed, on Tuesday, that there are no short-term risks with regard to the adequacy of electricity supply. However, the EU executive estimates that the situation will remain...

·Bucharest, Romania
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Because of the high temperatures and the lack of rain, the levels of many rivers in Europe are extremely low. This has consequences for the cooling of power plants.

·Heidelberg, Germany
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Europe's electricity supply is secure, despite heatwaves and drought affecting several regions, but the situation will remain tense in the coming week. This is the conclusion of the European Commission's Electricity Coordination Group, which met on Tuesday in an ad-hoc meeting dedicated to security of supply. The meeting was attended by experts from the European Commission, EU Member States, Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova, as well as repres…

The long-lasting heat and drought poses challenges for electricity generation in Europe. Thanks to photovoltaics, however, there is no reason to worry.

·Germany
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