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Alert on the Danube Level at Cernavode: Three Consecutive Days at or Below the Critical Threshold.

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The level of the Danube at Cernavoda has fallen, for the third consecutive day, to the critical threshold of -262 centimetres or below it, necessary to ensure the cooling water of the nuclear power plant. According to forecasts, the water level will remain below this...

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The level of the Danube at Cernavoda has fallen, for the third consecutive day, to the critical threshold of -262 centimetres or below it, necessary to ensure the cooling water of the nuclear power plant. According to forecasts, the water level will remain below this...

·Bucharest, Romania
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The Danube level fell for three consecutive days below the critical safety threshold for pumping the water needed to cool the nuclear power plant at Cernavoda, and the forecasts show that the situation could continue for another five days. To ensure the water needed for the cooling systems, the authorities decided to reduce the transport on the Danube–Black Sea Canal. According to the management's measurements ... The post Danube fell three cons…

The Danube level in the Cernavode area fell for three consecutive days at or below the critical threshold, reaching Monday, October 19, 2026, at less than 268 centimetres. The situation is important for the Cernavode Nuclear Power Station, because the water level influences the pumping conditions necessary for cooling systems. Authorities estimate that the low level could [...]

The Danube level at Cernavode has fallen, for the third consecutive day, to the critical threshold of -262 centimetres or below it, necessary to ensure the cooling water of the nuclear power plant. According to forecasts, the water level will remain below this limit and in the next five days. A solution applied to maintain the power supply of the power plant [...]

The Danube level at Cernavoda fell below the critical threshold of -262 cm for three consecutive days, according to the measurements of the River Administration "The Down Danube (AFDJ). For the next five days, the forecast indicates the maintenance of quotas below this threshold. To ensure [...]

The Danube level at Cernavode has fallen for three consecutive days below the operational threshold of -262 cm, relevant for pumping the water needed to cool the nuclear power plant. The forecast indicates the maintenance of the low rates in the next five days.

·Bucharest, Romania
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transtelex broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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