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Péter Magyar: Paks Nuclear Power Plant to Restart Remaining Turbines Sunday, Full Capacity Expected Next Week

Péter Magyar says Paks Nuclear Power Plant will restart its remaining turbines on Sunday, with full-capacity operations expected next week.

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Péter Magyar: Paks Nuclear Power Plant to Restart Remaining Turbines Sunday, Full Capacity Expected Next Week

Opposition politician Péter Magyar said the Paks Nuclear Power Plant is expected to restart its remaining turbines on Sunday. If the planned restart proceeds, the facility could return to full capacity next week, easing concerns over reduced electricity generation. The announcement comes as Hungary monitors the plant’s operations and manages supply during the interruption. Officials have not provided further technical details about the outage or the restart timetable. Paks is Hungary’s only nuclear power station and supplies a significant share.

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