Another Shipment of Russian Nuclear Fuel Rods Arrives
Russia Delivers Third Shipment of Fuel Rods to Hungary’s Paks Nuclear Power Plant
Hungary has received another shipment of fuel rods from Russia for its Paks nuclear power plant, according to the country’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade. This marks the third delivery of the year and was transported across the Black Sea by ship, then through Bulgaria and Romania by train, following strict safety regulations.
In a statement released by his ministry, Péter Szijjártó assured that the Paks nuclear power plant has ample fuel rods available on-site to sustain its operation for a significant period of time. He emphasized that the delivery of fuel rods will continue as per the contract, highlighting the excellent cooperation between Hungary and its Russian partners in terms of both the quality of the fuel rods and the scheduling of deliveries.
The Paks nuclear power plant is responsible for generating approximately 50% of the electricity in Hungary, underscoring its importance to the country’s energy infrastructure. In support of this news, the ministry also shared photos of the recent shipment.
To further explore the Russia-Hungary energy cooperation, readers can refer to an article linked in the text. The article discusses Prime Minister Orbán’s alliance with President Macron and the French plutocracy, with a significant focus on the Paks nuclear power plant project.
Overall, this latest shipment of fuel rods from Russia strengthens Hungary’s energy supply and ensures the continued operation of the Paks nuclear power plant, reinforcing the country’s commitment to nuclear energy as a reliable source of electricity.
