For France, this is correct. But in Hungary and Romania the problem was not that the river water was too warm, it was that it had disappeared entirely. The water levels are too low to properly cool the reactors.

And who the hell takes its news for oilprice.com ?

I take oil prices from there.

And some anti-nuclears here took that as, "warming rivers can no longer cool the reactors" too which is literally the other way around... Bruh...

1. It's 0.14 EUR per kWh. Electricity is more expensive even in ROMANIA. I pay 1.14 RON per kWh which is about 0.23 EUR.

2. They are winding down due to unproven river warming precautions not because the rivers can no longer cool the reactors. It's a preemptive precaution that they are doing because their LEISURELY CAN do it, not an emergency, not a big deal, not a reason to paint nuclear as the devil AGAIN.

3. Good job reading the headline, I guess.

There is a situation in Romania however. One of the 2 parts of the Cernavoda plant is shut down because the Danube can't safely cool them both anymore. But we are just importing more, we're perfectly fine. We still have power with no plans to cut power to home users.

The situation in Romania is 10 times worse but it's still not even enough to matter for anything but the largest consumers. Our prices haven't gone up either.

It happened last year as well at least. Or it was two years ago, but recently.

It happened to a building in the UK, can't remember the exact details, but the used the canal as a heat sink, well one year then canal heated up and the system stopped working