world π§ Romania shuts down last nuclear plant due to low Danube levels
Romania initiated the shutdown of its final operating nuclear reactor this Thursday because of record-low water levels on the Danube River. Nuclearelectrica is disconnecting the single reactor at the Cernavoda plant, which is located on the Danube. This follows the shutdown of another reactor at the same site at the end of July, as water levels hit the lowest in 90 years. To manage the energy loss, the country switched on a 330-MW coal plant and plans to use more wind power. The Cernavoda plant director stated that a restart is not expected within the next ten days. π₯