The National Committee for Emergency Situations Has Decided to Extend the State of Alert with 30 Days Regarding the Operation of the Cernavod Nuclear Power Plant / the Danube Flow Will Reach 1,550 M3/s Around 4 November
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The National Committee for Emergency Situations has decided to extend the state of alert for the operation of the Cernavod Nuclear Power Plant by 30 days. The decision is motivated by the low debts of the Danube, but also by the risk of a crisis in electricity supply caused by the lack of sufficient power and energy to balance the system at the peak of consumption hours.
The Ministry of Energy warns that Romania may face problems in electricity supply, especially due to the very low flow of the Danube. Thus, the nuclear power plant at Cernavoda is shut down, and the hydroelectric plants at the Iron Gates have reduced production. In this context, the authorities want to prolong the state of energy alert until the end of November.
The National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU) published this evening, in the Official Monitor, the decision by which the state of alert regarding the operation of the Cernavod nuclear power plant is extended by 30 days, announces the Ministry of Energy in a statement. Among the reasons underlying the decision are the maintenance of low rates of the Danube at the entry into the country and the impossibility of returning to operation Unit…
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