What Losses Brought to Romania's Total Shutdown, for 100 Days, of the Cernavoda Nuclear Generating Station - HotNews.ro
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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu, who went to the Cernavoda plant on Saturday, a day after reconnecting Unit 1 to the National Energy System, after more than three months of shutdown, says that the losses recorded during this period are about a billion lei, that is about 200 million euros. Luca Niculescu announced that ...
The first reactor of the Cernavoda plant, restarted yesterday, is approaching production at maximum capacity. Next week could also be started the second. And the normal operation of the plant means more energy produced in the country, fewer imports and, in the long term, perhaps even smaller bills in the current, for us.
The output of the first unit, which was restarted on Friday evening, is being gradually increased, and the fate of the second reactor will be decided on Monday. The Romanian Prime Minister estimated the losses from the outage of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant at one billion lei.
The shutdown of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant had a significant economic impact on the Romanian economy, with losses estimated at about a billion lei in [...] Post Prime Minister: 200 million euros lost due to the Cernavoda power plant appears first in the Fierbinți Bridges.
The historical drought on the Danube left a hole of a billion lei in the energy sector, announced on Saturday Prime Minister Luca Niculescu. The three-month blockade of the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Station, where the reactors were shut down due to the low flow of the river, generated huge losses of about 200 million euros.
The economic impact of the prolonged energy crisis, marked by the historic shutdown of the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Station, has been officially quantified by the Ministry of Energy at...
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