A historic drought, record high temperatures and declining Danube river levels are severely impacting Central and Southeast Europe. Hungary and Romania are now facing an energy crisis, whereas other nations in the region are more prepared for the situation, with Bulgaria highlighted as particularly ready. The assessment comes from a report published by Deutsche Welle.
Drought and Heat Strain Energy Supplies in Hungary and Romania
Record temperatures and falling Danube levels are driving an energy crunch in parts of Central and Southeast Europe, while Bulgaria appears better prepared.
