The Power of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant in Bulgaria Has Decided to Limit Its Capacity Due to the Flooding of the Danube
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In Bulgaria, the working group decided to limit the capacity of the power units of the Kosloduy nuclear power plant in the light of the drop in the water level in the Danube River. The capacity of the 5th and 6th power units of the Kosloduy nuclear power plant would be reduced by 90 megawatts, informs TASS with reference to the official site of the station, and the working group responsible for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of reactor…
The Bulgarian Kozloduy nuclear power plant is once again forced to reduce electricity production due to the flooding of the Danube, as reported by the operator of the station.
Kozloduy NPP will preventively reduce the total power of its two units by about 90 megawatts on October 6 due to the continuing decrease in the level of the Danube River.
Due to the low level of the Danube, the capacity of two units of the Kozloduy NPP has been reduced. This was reported by the headquarters. The total power will be reduced by about 90 MW. The measure is implemented by decision of the Working Group, which manages the activities...
The ongoing decline in the Danube River level has once again forced the Kozloduy NPP to limit its production. On October 6, the power of the plant's two operating units was reduced by a total of about 90 megawatts as a preventive measure. The decision was made by a special working group at the Kozloduy NPP, which monitors the state of the river and assesses what actions are needed in the event of a prolonged period of low water.
The total capacity of the two units of the Kozloduy NPP – units five and six – was reduced by 90 megawatts due to the continuing decrease in the level of the Danube River, the nuclear power plant announced. Currently, the total load of the nuclear power plants is over 1,820 megawatts with a capacity of over 2,000 megawatts. The decision to reduce the capacity was made by a working group, […]
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