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Romania diverts Danube water in race to save nuclear reactors from shutdown
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Romania's nuclear reactors are a crucial part of the country's energy mix, with the two reactors in question accounting for a significant portion of its electricity generation. The Danube River is a key source of cooling water for these reactors, highlighting the importance of adequate water levels to maintain their operation. Low water levels in the Danube have been exacerbated by drought and heatwaves in recent years, posing a growing challenge to the region's energy infrastructure.
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Romania diverts Danube water in race to save nuclear reactors from shutdown
Record low water levels threaten to close the two reactors – which supply a fifth of the country's electricity
6 Aug, 11:05
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