Bulgaria Will Build a Dam on the Danube Near the Kozlodui Nuclear Power Plant, After It Has Reduced Its Production
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A dam will be built on the Danube, near Kozlodui Nuclear Power Station (CNE), Bulgarian Energy Minister Iva Petrova said Monday in an interview for the public television station, broadcasts BTA, quoted by Agerpres.
Due to low water levels in the Danube, reactor five is operating at reduced capacity.
Bulgaria will build a dam on the Danube, near Kozlodui Nuclear Power Station (CNE), said on Monday, August 24, Bulgarian Minister of Energy, Iva Petrova.
Bulgaria plans to build a dam on the Danube because of the water condition on the river, which threatens the stable operation of the country's only nuclear power plant.
The Bulgarian authorities intend to build a dam on the Danube near the Kozlodui nuclear power plant. An announcement to this effect was made by Bulgarian Energy Minister Iva Petrova.According to the press agency BTA, taken by Agerpres, the dam is to have a length of between 250 and 300 meters, and construction work could take between 10 and 15 days.The design work for the selected variant is ongoing, although alternative options, including the t…
To keep the Kozlodui nuclear power plant in operation, Bulgaria decided to build a dam on the Danube, right near the reactors. The announcement was made, on Monday, by the Bulgarian Minister of Energy, Iva...
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