Centrala nucleară Kozlodui din Bulgaria s-ar putea opri din cauza nivelului scăzut al Dunării

The low water levels of the Danube may force Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant to temporarily shut down its two operational units. Energy Minister Iva Petrova highlighted concerns about the cooling system's functionality due to the lowest water levels in 23 years. Serbia's Energy Minister noted similar impacts on hydroelectric plants and emphasized the need for coordinated actions to ensure regional energy security. Additionally, Romania's Nuclearelectrica announced a controlled shutdown of its Cernavodă Unit 1 due to severe drought conditions affecting the Danube.