The region has been suffering from a historic drought for several weeks, exacerbated by record heat. The low water levels in the Danube have significant implications for energy supply, as many hydropower plants rely on the river's water resources.
Hungary and Romania are particularly affected and are sliding into an energy crisis. In contrast, other countries like Bulgaria are better prepared for the situation and have taken measures to secure their power supply.
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