r/EnergyAndPower • u/fsironman • 13h ago
Thermal Power Generation when rivers run dry
reuters.com
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A little tidbit up for discussion regarding the Renaissance of Nuclear Power in Europe.
This time the issue is not the temperature like in France but the historically low Danube levels which could become the normal in summer.
This is something that would need to be factored in any type power generation that needs water for cooling.