Director CNE Cernavdă: Danube Level Is 2.08 Meters, Sufficient for Unit 1 Operation, but Unit 2 Start Is a More Complex Process / When a Decision on Unit 2 Will Be Made
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The Danube level in the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Station area reached 2.08 metres, which is sufficient for the operation of Unit 1, according to the director of the company, Romeo Urjan. According to him, the restart of Unit 2 depends, however, on the increase of the water level and several technical parameters. A decision to this effect could be made on Monday, 9 November, after a new analysis of the situation.
The Director of the Nuclear Generating Station at Cernavoda (CNE), Romeo Urjan, says that the Danube level in the central area is 2.08 meters, this being enough for Unit 1 to function, but explained that the start of Unit 2 is a more complex process. He said that Monday there will be a discussion after which it could be decided when Unit 2 will be reopened.
The decision to restart Unit 2 of the Nuclear Power Plant at Cernavode will be taken on Monday, following an analysis of the evolution of the Danube level, which must increase by at least 10-15 centimetres, said Minister of Energy, Dumitru
"The level measured at CNE Cernavoda at this time is 2 meters, more precisely 2.08 meters local. It is sufficient for the operation of Unit 1. Starting Unit 2 is a more complex process.
The decision to restart Unit 2 of the Cernavode Nuclear Generating Station will be taken on Monday, 9 November, depending on the evolution of the Danube level and the technical conditions necessary for the reactor to function.
Director CNE Cernavoda, Romeo Urjan, says the level of the Danube is sufficient for the operation of Unit 1, but the reboot of Unit 2 depends on several factors.
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