Bulgaria’s Kozloduy Nuclear Plant Cuts Output because of Danube Drought
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A dam will be built on the Danube, near Kozlodui Nuclear Power Station (CNE), Bulgarian Energy Minister Iva Petrova said Monday in an interview for the public television station, broadcasts BTA, quoted by Agerpres.
Due to low water levels in the Danube, reactor five is operating at reduced capacity.
Bulgaria takes emergency measures to keep Kozloduy nuclear plant operating
Bulgaria is taking emergency measures to keep the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant operating as prolonged drought and critically low river levels create fresh challenges for electricity generation across Southeastern Europe.
Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant cuts output because of Danube drought
First time in plant’s 52-year history that extreme weather conditions forced reduce output Aysu Biçer, 20 August 2026, https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/bulgarias-kozloduy-nuclear-plant-cuts-output-because-of-danube-drought/4033319 Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power plant will reduce output from one of its reactors as the Danube River level continues to fall amid an unprecedented drought, Bulgarian News Agency BTA reported Thursday. The energy mini…
Bulgaria will build a dam on the Danube, near Kozlodui Nuclear Power Station (CNE), said on Monday, August 24, Bulgarian Minister of Energy, Iva Petrova.
Bulgaria plans to build a dam on the Danube because of the water condition on the river, which threatens the stable operation of the country's only nuclear power plant.
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