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Nuclearelectrica targets 6 November restart for 700 MW Romanian reactor

Nuclearelectrica expects to reconnect Cernavoda Unit 1 on 6 November 2026 after more than three months offline because low Danube levels disrupted cooling-water supplies. Unit 2 is expected to remain offline until river conditions support both reactors operating simultaneously.

Romania’s 700 MW Cernavoda Unit 1 targets 6 November restart

Nuclearelectrica expects to reconnect Cernavoda Unit 1 to the grid on 6 November 2026 after a shutdown of more than three months caused by low Danube water levels. Unit 2 is expected to remain offline until river conditions support both reactors operating at once.

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Bileća Lake water levels drop, but electricity supply in Republic of Srpska remains stable

The water level at Bileća Lake has fallen twelve meters below the planned level due to an unusually dry year. However, this shortfall does...

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North Macedonia frames 100 MW Bitola battery as grid infrastructure

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Serbian industry weighs battery ownership as SEEPEX reaches EUR 368.6/MWh

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