Bulgaria pregătește un dig pentru centrala nucleară de la Kozlodui, pe fondul nivelului scăzut al Dunării

Bulgaria plans to build a dam and redirect water to ensure the Kozloduy nuclear power plant's water supply amid low Danube levels. The government has initiated studies for a 300-meter dam to maintain adequate water levels, with construction expected to last up to two weeks. The prolonged drought has caused the Danube to reach its lowest recorded levels, impacting transport and energy production in the region. Kozloduy has already reduced output by about 9% due to these conditions, marking the first capacity cut in its 52-year history. Romania is also taking measures to address water supply issues for its Cernavodă plant.