POLAND’S DROUGHT CRISIS: Warsaw To Use Sewage Water To Cool Power Plants From 2027 To Save Water?

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Poland is turning to reclaimed sewage water to protect its power infrastructure from worsening drought and water shortages. From 2027, reclaimed municipal sewage will be permitted for cooling power stations and combined heat and power plants. Record summer temperatures and low rainfall pushed Polish rivers to historic lows, forcing reductions at coal-fired plants and prompting emergency measures by the grid operator. Orlen Termika plans to invest more than 1 billion zlotys to connect sewage treatment plants with three Warsaw-area power and heat plants, with the Żeran facility expected to cut water use by up to 80%. #poland #polandnews #drought #heatwave #powercrisis #energycrisis #powerplants #sewagewater #waterrisis #watershortage #climatechange #extremeheat #europe #europeanenergy #energysecurity #coalpower #electricity #warsaw #orlen #polishnews In this Times Now World News report, we break down the this topic: Stay connected with Times Now World for real-time global news and

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