Drought impacts Serbia's main hydropower

A report indicates that the lower water levels of the Danube River due to heatwaves and drought in Europe have caused the Derdap 1 hydroelectric station in Serbia to produce around one-third of its average daily output. This reduction is impacting electricity supplies. The report also shows that this decrease has led to a 25% drop in fuel imports and a decline in coal plant production in the region. It is expected that water flows will continue to deteriorate throughout August, although a temporary improvement might occur with rainfall.

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