Romania, Huge Problems in Cernavoda After the Reactors Stopped. Bende Sandor: "Someone Makes a Lot of Money, but the Culprit Gets Lost Somewhere on the way."
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The President of the Committee on Industry and Services of the Chamber of Deputies, Bende Sandor, criticized the situation in Cernavoda on Mondays, under the conditions that Hungary did not stop its central office in Paks or at much smaller debts of the Danube, and Bulgaria continues to cool the central office in Kozlodui "from the same Danube and exports energy to Romania, [...] Article Member of Parliament Bende Sandor, President of the Commit…
Romania is facing a difficult situation in Cernavoda, after stopping the two nuclear reactors on the very low level of the Danube. Bende Sandor, President of the Committee on Industry and Services in the Chamber of Deputies, criticized how the problem of water needed to cool the plant is managed and compared the situation in Hungary and Bulgaria.
The President of the Committee on Industry and Services of the Chamber of Deputies, Bende Sandor, criticized, on Monday, the situation in Cernavoda, under the conditions in which Hungary did not stop its central office in Paks or...
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