Luca Niculescu, After Unit 1 of Cernavoda Stopped Again: "We Did Not Want Such an Incident.
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Nuclearelectrica has announced new deadlines for the reboot of the two reactors at Cernavoda, in the context in which reactor 1 stopped Monday evening, just three days after reboot, take reactor 2 is stopped from August 13th. Article New delays to the nuclear power plant at Cernavoda. When the two reactors will come back into operation the first time appears in Romania TV.
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said that stopping Unit 1 of the Nuclear Power Plant at Cernavoda, just three days after restarting, is an unwanted event, putting pressure on the energy system again. Presenting a business conference on IT issues, the Head of Government said that an analysis is being made of the causes that have produced this dysfunction, but that the most important thing is to find solutions so that such situations do not recur.
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said on Tuesday that he hopes that Units 1 and 2 of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant will be back in operation within one to two days, after a new disconnection of Unit 1 from the National Energy System. "We did not want such an incident," he said, stating that it is still "clear that the situation will be resolved quickly.
Romania's electricity became one of the most expensive in Europe, after Cernavoda's reactor 1 failed just three days after restarting. Energy expert Ciprian Cherciu said, at...
Romania still has to wait until both reactors at Cernavoda Nuclear Power Station will operate again. Nuclear electricity has announced the postponement of the reconnection of Unit 2 to the National Energy System, while repairs to Unit 1 could take between two and four days. According to the new calendar communicated by the company, Unit 2 would follow ... Article Restarting of the reactor 2 from Cernavoda is delayed! Unit 1 needs up to four days…
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said, in the context where the Cernavoda nuclear power plant was shut down again shortly after restart, imports are needed to cover the national energy needs, that Romania is getting closer and closer to energy independence.
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