De ce Centrala nucleară de la Kozlodui funcționează, iar cea de la Cernavodă e oprită? Detaliul face diferența • Newsweek România

The Kozloduy nuclear power plant in Bulgaria continues to operate despite low Danube water levels, while Romania's Cernavodă plant has shut down one reactor. This difference is due to Kozloduy's advanced pumping and channel systems that allow it to function efficiently even with reduced water levels. Energy Minister Iva Petrova confirmed the plant's safety and ongoing measures to ensure electricity production. The cooling system for the non-nuclear part of Kozloduy relies on a dedicated pumping station designed based on extensive historical data about the Danube's water levels.