Oprirea reactorului de la Cernavodă a ajuns în presa internațională. Reuters: "Eforturile de a devia apa Dunării au eșuat"

The record low water levels of the Danube have caused significant operational issues for Hungary's Paks nuclear plant and led Romania to shut down its last functional reactor. Both countries face challenges in adapting nuclear energy to increasingly extreme climate conditions. Hungary reduced its nuclear output to 10% capacity, while Romania's Nuclearelectrica halted operations due to insufficient cooling water. Governments are under pressure to find solutions, including proposed underwater structures to raise water levels. The situation highlights the need for alternative cooling methods as both nations aim to expand nuclear energy production.