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Paks' Location Makes Wind Power Plants Particularly Exciting

After a summer shutdown due to cooling problems, maintenance caused disruptions at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant in the fall. As a result, the country has been relying on increased electricity imports for months. Climate change is making conditions worse, but it would probably help a lot if new wind farms were put into operation, the construction of which is showing increased interest.
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After a summer shutdown due to cooling problems, maintenance caused disruptions at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant in the fall. As a result, the country has been relying on increased electricity imports for months. Climate change is making conditions worse, but it would probably help a lot if new wind farms were put into operation, the construction of which is showing increased interest.

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mfor.hu - Menedzsment Fórum broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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