Ce au bulgarii şi noi nu avem? Directorul Centralei de la Cernavodă explică de ce Kozlodui funcţionează, iar în România se oprește

Romeo Urjan, director of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant, explains why the Kozloduy plant operates while Cernavodă must shut down. The main difference lies in the cooling pump systems. Bulgaria's plant benefits from a more efficient cooling installation and a higher water flow from the Danube. Although Kozloduy is not immune to operational limits, it can function at a higher threshold than Cernavodă. Urjan notes that both plants use old Soviet-era pumps, and improving Cernavodă's cooling system would require significant downtime and new infrastructure.