Rescue teams in Nepal are struggling to find approximately 500 workers trapped in the tunnels of hydropower plants after devastating floods, which have claimed more than 1,000 victims and damaged essential infrastructure in the area. (translated)
V EU "lud jebe zbunjenog": Nemčija zapre nuklearke, pod parolo zelenega prehoda gradi "sončnice" in vetrnice, s soglasjem Evropske komisije pa bo zdaj subvencionirala nove plinske elektrarne do 35 milijard €, ker plin pa ni fosilno gorivo 😂 https://t.co/XfipIT06UX #okolje #energija #EvropskaUnija
Two men were rescued from a tunnel near the Trišuli 3A power plant in Nepal after tragic floods, with rescuers hearing more voices and remaining hopeful about rescuing up to 39 other trapped workers. (translated)
Rescuers extricated two survivors from the tunnel of a hydroelectric power plant in Nepal, which was flooded during recent catastrophic floods, while more than 4,000 people are still missing and infrastructure damage amounts to approximately 387.5 billion Nepali rupees. (translated)
UPDATE: FURTHER SABOTAGES IN GERMANY Events throughout the day are forming an increasingly serious picture. After Leipzig, German authorities are investigating two more targeted attacks on critical infrastructure within just 24 hours. (translated)
In the substation in Bergheim in western Germany, someone intentionally caused a short circuit, while in eastern Germany there was an attack on the substation at the Jänschwalde power plant, which is being investigated as sabotage, with neither incident threatening the electricity supply. (translated)
Apparently another attack on a German power plant. After Brandenburg, this time Bergheim in NRW. Additionally, an explosion at the station in Augsburg. (translated)
An unconventional explosive device was found in a substation near the Jänschwalde power plant in Germany, with police confirming that the incident resulted in damage to electrical lines, but the safety of residents is not at risk. (translated)
Turkey wants to launch new power plant projects with Russia. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced this according to Reuters before today's meeting with Vladimir Putin. Details have not yet been released — it is therefore unclear whether this involves additional nuclear units, gas power plants, or something else. (translated)
Improvised explosive devices were discovered near the large German power plant Jänschwalde, one of which detonated, raising concerns about possible links to Russian intelligence services. (translated)
Explosive devices were found at the flooded area near the Jänschwalde power plant in eastern Germany, but according to the police, there is no danger to residents. (translated)
In the German power plant Jänschwalde, explosive devices were found and neutralized during a security operation, which according to information about several shellings of the substation, could have been homemade rockets; however, the police have not yet officially confirmed reports of a rocket attack. (translated)
After the devastating floods in Nepal, caused by the detachment of a part of a Himalayan glacier, inspector Hari Sharan Dhakal and his team are trying to identify the victims of the disaster, using not only photographs and family contacts but also tattoos and school ties, while trying to find more than 900 missing workers from 12 power plants. (translated)
A drunken 24-year-old stole a plane in Hungary and attempted to fly towards the Paks nuclear power plant, resulting in the scrambling of fighter jets and his forced landing in a sunflower field. (translated)
A twenty-four-year-old drunk man stole a Cessna 172 plane, took off without contacting the control tower, and headed towards a restricted area over the Paks nuclear power plant, after which he tried to escape following a hard landing but was arrested by the police. (translated)
The tragedy in Nepal is deepening with approximately 900 dead and more than 4000 missing, including foreign workers, soldiers, and police officers, as rescuers continue their efforts to extract workers trapped in the tunnels of the hydroelectric power plant. (translated)
Orlík, the largest hydropower plant in the Czech Republic, is transforming into a giant battery with modernized reversible Francis turbines that will allow efficient storage and delivery of energy with a total capacity of up to 750 megawatt-hours. (translated)
Ano, to si pamatuji. Jihočeský kraj daroval peníze na nákup generátorů, když na Ukrajině bylo -20 a Putin ve velkém bombardoval teplárny a elektrárny. K tomu jen dodejme, že poslanec za SPD Vondráček dlouhodobě a ochotně spolupracuje s ruskou státní válečnou propagandou. 🤮🤮🤮 https://t.co/VVJfDB9JGJ #Ukrajina #Putin #zprávy
In the municipality of Kazlų Rūda, residents are facing rural living conditions after the storm—without electricity, water, and mobile connectivity—while the emergency situation remains severe, with military personnel assisting in the recovery. However, residents are complaining about unbearable conditions and an uncertain future regarding electricity supply. (translated)
Prime Minister Fico proposed to transfer the preparation of the new nuclear power plant in Jaslovské Bohunice under the control of the Government Office and ensure that the Slovak Nuclear Energy Company (JESS) is 100% state-owned, while negotiations are ongoing regarding the valuation of the stake in ČEZ, which is to be acquired. (translated)
