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Romania's nuclear plant shut down due to low Danube levels
Romania has completely shut down its only nuclear power plant, Cernavoda, due to critically low water levels in the Danube River. The plant's two reactors typically supply 20% of the country's electricity demand.
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el-mundoSpanish21d ago
Rumanía paraliza por completo su única central nuclear debido al bajo nivel del Danubio
Con sus dos reactores y una capacidad instalada de 1.400 MW, Cernavoda abastecía al 20% de la demanda eléctrica del país balcánico, de 19 millones de habitantes Leer
Read full article →meta-mkMacedonian21d ago
Романија го затвори својот последен нуклеарен реактор, Дунав падна на рекордно ниско ниво
Романија прогласи енергетска вонредна состојба во текот на август и побара од компаниите и домаќинствата да ја намалат потрошувачката
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First report: meta-mk · 14 Aug, 07:32|Full coverage: 2 · 22m|Window: 22m
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