Romania’s works on Danube ease risks of future shutdown of Cernavoda nuclear plant
The Danube level close to Romania’s Cernavodă nuclear plant increased by some 8 cm compared to the projected level after two barges were sunk to change the water flow, the manager of the nuclear plant, Romeo Urjan, announced, cited by…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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The Danube level close to Romania’s Cernavodă nuclear plant increased by some 8 cm compared to the projected level after two barges were sunk to change the water flow, the manager of the nuclear plant, Romeo Urjan, announced, cited by Digi24on Sunday, August 9.
The updated forecast indicated at that moment that the plant could keep functioning for another nine days before full shutdown under the conditions of low Danube flow rates – compared to four to five days estimated previously.
