Romanian authorities have resorted to extraordinary measures to raise the water level of the Danube high enough to keep the Cernavoda nuclear plant operating, including sinking four barges full of rocks.
Romanian authorities have resorted to extraordinary measures to raise the water level of the Danube high enough to keep the Cernavoda nuclear plant operating, including sinking four barges full of rocks. A halt in the plant’s operations would affect energy prices across southeastern Europe.
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Romania's Nuclear Plant Has 9 Days of Water Left - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
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Romania to shut down nuclear plant due to low Danube | Euractiv
Rumanía mantiene el funcionamiento del reactor nuclear de Cernavoda nueve días más por el aumento del Danubio
BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Romania raced on Thursday to sink four barges laden with rock into the Danube River in an attempt to…
Romania is racing to sink four barges into the Danube River to redirect water toward a nuclear power plant
Record low water levels threaten to close the two reactors – which supply a fifth of the country's electricity
BUCHAREST: Romania delayed plans to sink four rock-filled barges into the Danube until Friday citing unsafe conditions, as the…
Unprecedented measures to avoid shutting down reactor included detonating a rock obstruction, dredging the riverbed and sinking…
Hungary and Romania face energy crisis as record-low river levels force atomic power plants to reduce output
