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The Danube's water levels have reached historic lows at the Iron Gates, significantly reducing electricity production at the hydroelectric plants. Despite this, operations will continue as planned. The current output is about half of normal levels, with forecasts indicating low water levels may persist until late September. The situation has also affected nuclear reactors in Cernavodă, which have been shut down due to low water levels. The manager of the Iron Gates plants stated that they can operate even at very low water flows, ensuring that the river's flow downstream remains stable.