The Cernavode Reactors Could Be Restarted only at the End of the Month. Cristian Buşoi: "Supply Is Not in Danger.
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The reactors at Cernavoda could be restarted only towards the end of September, depending on the evolution of the Danube flow, announced the Secretary of State in the Ministry of Energy Cristian Bușoi, after the meeting of the Energy Command. A new assessment will be made after 15 September. Until then, Romania will continue to import electricity in the peak hours to cover the deficit of 1,200-1,300 MW, but security of supply is not in danger, t…
The flow of Danube into the country will be reduced throughout September, and the water level in the Cernavoda area [...]
The Danube continues to fall, and the Cernavod nuclear power station remains closed this month, the authorities announce. The river will have a flow rate three times lower than the multiannual average of the month in mid-September.
The Cernavode nuclear power plant will not be able to be restarted in at least the next ten days, announced Tuesday the officials of the energy, under the conditions in which the flow of the Danube remains extremely low. Both reactors are stopped to be protected, because the low water level affects the cooling process. The Technical Director of Nuclear Power, Emil Macovei, [...] The Central Article of Cernavode remains stopped / The low flow of …
The severe drought of this summer has demonstrated how vulnerable Romania's energy system is. The low flow of the Danube has led to the shutdown of the nuclear power plant at Cernavoda, and the hydroelectric production of...
The return to production depends on the evolution of the Danube and the fulfilment of the technical conditions necessary for the safe operation of the plant
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