Romania restarting Cernavodă nuclear power plant after summer drought
Romania is restarting production at its sole nuclear power plant, Cernavodă, which has been completely offline for nearly three months
Romania wants better cooling solutions for nuclear reactor projects as Cernavodă remains offline
The Cernavodă nuclear plant remains offline as the Danube fell to record-low water levels. The situation highlights the issue of cooling, especially with two more reactors planned.
Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity
For European executives, water has become one of the biggest risks alongside cyberattacks and supply chain disruption, Schneider Electric found in a survey
Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS
Bulgaria’s net electricity exports surged by 62% in annual terms from the beginning of the year to early October
Data confirm European river flows at poorest levels in modern history
Rivers experienced their lowest summer flows this year since the start of detailed tracking in 1992, the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) found
Hungary launches first-ever tender to allocate grid capacity to wind projects
Hungary's energy regulator, MEKH, has launched the first tender for grid capacity for wind power projects, including optional battery energy storage
Magyar: Hungarian nuclear plant Paks to return to regular operation
Hungary's emergency engineering works and the forecasted rise of the Danube level enabled the country's nuclear power plant Paks to restart its idle reactors
Danube nears critically low level at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant
Nuclear power plant Kozloduy in Bulgaria is on the brink of emergency output reduction as the Danube water level is approaching a critically low point
