When the Central Station From Cernavoda Could Be Restarted. Cristian Bușoi: The Situation Is Still Reserved.
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Cernavoda Plant Remains Closed for Another 10 Days. Imports of Energy, the Main Solution for Romania
The Cernavod nuclear power plant remains shut down, and reactor rebooting is not possible in the next 10 days, as the low flow rate of the Danube continues to pose problems, while the forecasts indicate new decreases in water levels. In the absence of nuclear production, Romania uses internal production and imported energy to cover the need for the system.
The reactors at Cernavoda could be restarted only in mid-October, depending on how the forecasts will evolve, said, for Digi24, the Secretary of State in the Ministry of Energy Cristian Bușoi. For the next days a flow of the declining Danube is announced, added Bușoi.
Romania is going through a difficult period of energy, after the blinding of the two reactors at the Cernavoda plant. Cristian Bușoi, State Secretary in the Ministry of Energy, says that the additional production from renewable sources has contributed to the partial compensation of the deficit, but draws attention to the lack of storage capacity has become one of the main problems of the energy system. Cristian Bușoi, about the situation at Cern…
The Danube falls, the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Station remains shut down. What are we going to do in winter with this huge void in the energy system?!Romania enters the cold season with major structural vulnerabilities. Autumn counts fresh, but in the national energy system there are rather blocks. While...More ...
The two reactors of the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Station could remain shut down at least until mid-October, under the conditions in which the flow of the Danube does not allow them to reboot safely. The Secretary of State in the Ministry of Energy Cristian Bușoi says that the situation remains "sustained", and Romania compensates for the lack of nuclear production mainly through [...]
Under the conditions in which the flow of the Danube will continue to decline and in the following days, the reactors at Cernavoda could only be restarted in mid-October. The Secretary of State in the Ministry of Energy Cristian Bușoi, told Digi [...]
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