Apa din Canalul Dunăre - Marea Neagră soluție pentru Cernavodă?

The water from the Danube-Black Sea Canal may be used to supplement cooling water for the Cernavodă reactors if levels drop significantly. CNCAN's president stated that current levels allow normal cooling operations, but alternative measures would be necessary if levels decrease by another 60 cm. Continuous interventions are needed to maintain the Danube's level for safe reactor operation. The Cernavodă plant, which typically provides 20% of Romania's energy, has been offline since August due to low water levels. Romania remains in an energy alert state, with recent data indicating a further decrease in Danube flow.