Romania prepares emergency measures as Danube levels threaten Cernavodă plant water supply
Romanian authorities are preparing emergency measures to maintain the required water level at the Cernavodă nuclear power plant as the Danube is expected to fall again. The report indicates a potential operational risk but does not confirm a shutdown or service disruption.
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Why it matters
Further river-level declines could affect cooling-water availability at a major nuclear facility and require emergency operations.
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