Romania's Two Nuclear Reactors Could Be Operational Throughout September
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The two nuclear reactors of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant of the Romanian state-owned electricity producer Nuclearelectrica are expected to remain shut down throughout September due to the persistently low water level of the Danube.
The situation at the Cernavoda nuclear power plant remains difficult due to the very low level of the Danube. The authorities cannot, for the moment, advance a certain date for rebooting the reactors, and in the next ten days no conditions are expected to allow the rebooting of the operation, according to the PLUS Reality.
Stopping CNE Cernavoda has already cost energy 26% in a month, but those who first feel the effect are not factories, but their suppliers, show an analysis of CITR, a company specialized in restructuring and insolvency. The shock manifests itself first as a liquidity pressure in the energy supply chain and only later, with a gap of ...
The debts of the Danube reached the lowest values in history this summer. The situation caused the Romanian authorities to close the two reactors of the Centrale de la Cernavoda, which ensured about 20% of the disseverable energy. The first unit was closed on July 28, 2026, the second on August 13, 2026, after attempts to keep it running failed. The Centrale de la Cernavoda article remains closed. The Secretary of State in the Ministry of Energy…
"It is possible that throughout September we will find ourselves in a situation where the river flow at the entrance to the country will be low," said the deputy minister of the Interior.
Two nuclear reactors at a Romanian plant will likely remain out of service throughout September.
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