Romania’s Cernavodă nuclear power station could resume electricity generation in November following prolonged shutdowns caused by low Danube River water levels, according to updated production forecasts from operator Nuclearelectrica.
Nuclearelectrica expects both reactor units to reconnect to the national electricity grid from 1 November, based on long-term hydrological forecasts.
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