Unităţile centralei nucleare bulgare de la Kozlodui funcţionează normal, în pofida nivelului scăzut record al Dunării

The Bulgarian Kozloduy nuclear power plant continues to operate normally despite record low water levels in the Danube, unlike Hungary's Paks plant, which has suspended operations. Experts predict no significant reduction in power generation capacity for at least three weeks. Measures are in place for international coordination regarding water management, with ongoing communication with Serbia and Romania. Serbia's energy minister reported a drastic reduction in hydroelectric production due to the drought, while meteorologists forecast no significant rainfall in the coming weeks, urging responsible energy use.