12,1 milioane de lei din fondul de rezervă pentru lucrări la Cernavodă
The Romanian government allocated 12.1 million lei for hydrotechnical works at Cernavodă, addressing low Danube water levels. New interventions are planned to ensure water supply for the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant, which provides 20% of Romania's energy needs. The works include dredging operations to deepen critical points along the Danube. The government is also exploring long-term solutions to manage water flow effectively. Recent reports indicate that the Danube's water levels are historically low, prompting urgent measures to secure water resources for cooling the reactors.