Centrala nucleară de la Cernavodă a mai fost oprită și în primăvară, când nivelul Dunării era normal. Documentele descoperite de Gândul arată că reactoarele au fost închise timp de 20 de zile

Romania experienced a significant nuclear power outage in May 2026, with both reactors at Cernavodă offline for over 20 days. The first reactor was shut down due to low water levels in the Danube, while the second faced a technical failure. This situation was not publicly disclosed, leaving the country without nuclear energy during a critical period. The second reactor was only reconnected at the end of May, and the first remained offline for further maintenance until July. Current conditions raise concerns about potential future outages, as authorities prepare for similar scenarios.