Romania Shuts Both Nuclear Reactors as Europe’s Rivers Fall
Romania shut down Cernavoda’s second reactor as the Danube fell, while Hungary’s Paks plant and Rhine freight faced worsening low-water risks.
Romania shut down Cernavoda’s second reactor as the Danube fell, while Hungary’s Paks plant and Rhine freight faced worsening low-water risks.
The Power NJ Act directs the BPU and NJEDA to seek at least 1,100 megawatts of new nuclear generation, but no plant, site or developer has been approved and future customer costs remain unknown.