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Danube Low Water Levels Threaten Cernavodă Nuclear Plant Operations

Extremely low water levels in the Danube River are impacting the Cernavodă nuclear power plant in Romania, with officials stating operations can only be extended by a few days. The historically low water levels are also causing issues for shipping in other parts of the Danube, including Hungary and Croatia.

7 Aug, 15:10 — 7 Aug, 15:10
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The IndependentMostly Factual4h ago

Hungary faces nuclear plant crisis as Danube river levels remain dangerously low

Hungary’s main nuclear plant has been operating at approximately 10 per cent of its full capacity since late last week

By Krisztina Than

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index-hr7 Aug, 14:44First to report

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The Independent7 Aug, 15:10

Hungary faces nuclear plant crisis as Danube river levels remain dangerously low

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faz7 Aug, 16:13

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digi247 Aug, 16:41

Nuclearelectrica: „Mai putem câștiga două-trei zile”. Ce se întâmplă cu reactorul 2 de la Cernavodă dacă Dunărea continuă să scadă

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hotnews7 Aug, 17:41Latest update

Directorul tehnic al Nuclearelectrica spune că operațiunile de pe Dunăre au prelungit cu două-trei zile funcționarea centralei de la Cernavodă. Ce urmează dacă debitul apei continuă să scadă

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