State Secretary Cristian Busoi: “Romania Has No Clear Timeline for Restart of Cernavodă Reactors”
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The EU is preparing for an increase in electricity prices, Cristian Buşoi, Secretary of State in the Ministry of Energy, said Tuesday, who said that in Romania everything depends and "how long the situation will continue with the shutdown of the Cernavoda plant."As the Commissioner for Energy warned, as there are public debates in ...
Romania is facing increasing pressure on the energy system, under conditions where the Cernavoda power plant is shut down, Danube debts are low, and energy and gas prices are rising in regional markets. The State Secretary in the Ministry of Energy, Cristian Bușoi, warns that the situation is at the limit of adequacy and that every day when reactors remain unavailable can fuel the pressure on electricity prices.
The Danube has a flow rate of 1,250 mc/second, compared to the average period of 3,900. Technical solutions for Cernavode may require dozens of months.
The two reactors of the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant will not be restarted in the next ten days, state secretary Cristian Bușoi said on Tuesday. The date of the resumption of nuclear power production cannot be determined for the time being, under the conditions that the flow of the Danube remains the main factor influencing the power plant. "If they are [...] the article of the Cernavoda reactors will not be restarted in the next 10 days. Crist…
Romania is going through the most difficult situation in the last decades regarding the capacity to cover the electricity requirement, said the Secretary of State in the Ministry of Energy, Cristian Bușoi. The two reactors at Cernavoda remain shut down, and the low flow of the Danube also affects the hydropower production. "We are in the most difficult and provocative situation in the last [...]
The two reactors of the Nuclear Power Plant at Cernavoda will not be restarted in the next ten days, state secretary Cristian Bușoi said on Tuesday. He says that the energy system remains stable, despite the lack of nuclear production.
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