Cernavodă: măsuri fără precedent pentru Reactorul 2

Romania has managed to extend the operation of Reactor 2 at Cernavoda for at least nine more days by increasing the Danube's water flow. Unusual measures included blasting rock formations and sinking barges to redirect the river's course. The actions were necessary due to severe drought affecting energy production. The government has declared a state of alert in the energy sector, urging reductions in consumption as nuclear energy output declines. This situation highlights the reliance on the Danube for cooling the reactors, with low water levels posing significant challenges.