Romania has initiated the shutdown of the second reactor at the state-owned Cernavoda nuclear plant. This decision comes as the Danube River experiences record low water levels, attributed to recent scorching heat and low rainfall. The first reactor at the plant was already shut down in late July due to similar conditions.
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Romania shuts down second reactor at Cernavoda nuclear plant due to low Danube River water levels
Romania's Cernavoda nuclear plant has begun shutting down its second reactor due to record low water levels in the Danube River, which have been caused by recent extreme heat and insufficient rainfall. The first reactor was shut down in late July for the same reasons.
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Romania begins shutdown of nuclear plant's 2nd reactor amid low water levels on Danube River
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Romania shuts down second reactor at Cernavoda nuclear plant due to low Danube River water levels