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Romania shuts down only nuclear power plant due to historically low Danube levels

Romania shuts down only nuclear power plant due to historically low Danube levels

Romania has shut down its only nuclear power plant due to historically low water levels in the Danube River. The plant relies on the river's water for essential cooling processes.

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