Extraordinary Meeting of the Government for the Energy Crisis. The Executive Prepares State of Alert and Interventions on the Danube (Sources)
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The Danube level in the Cernavoda area drops by about 2-3 centimetres per day, under these conditions, the central one operating at the limit of four to five days, according to statements made by the Deputy Director General of the National Administration "Roman waters, Sorin Rândăsu. Article Danube level drops by 2-3 centimetres per day. The central one of Cernavoda can still operate only a few days under these conditions appears first in Romani…
Romania is calling the emergency because of low Danube levels. Both reactors of the Cernavodă nuclear power plant are off the grid, Hungary is also under pressure.
The government decided at an extraordinary meeting to provide the necessary funds for the operation.
The problems at the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant have increased the safety concerns of the National Energy System. According to information from sources, government-level could be analysed including the scenario of the declaration of the state of energy emergency, a measure that would allow the Interim Government to intervene through exceptional measures to protect the system.
The government meets on Friday from 3 p.m. at an extraordinary meeting convened by interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan to take urgent action in the context of the energy crisis. According to Digi24 sources, the Executive is expected to approve measures for the safe operation of the Cernavod nuclear power plant, including the establishment of a state of alert in Constanta and Calărasi counties and interventions to ensure the flow of the Danube.
Prime Minister Bolojan and Ministers are now in an emergency meeting to adopt a government ruling on the establishment of a major force situation in Nuclear Power, according to sources cited by Digi24 and Antena3. UPDATE 15:00. The emergency meeting of the Government has begun. It takes place in hybrid format. __ Decision comes after ...
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