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Romania To Shut Down Nuke Reactor For Minor Repairs - Sources
16.09.2011, 16:34 | Energy | 979 views
One of the two reactors at Romania’s sole nuclear power plant Cernavoda will be shut down Friday, for at most two days, for repairs of an equipment malfunction, people close to the matter told Mediafax. "There are no safety issues, and the malfunction is not related to the drought," the sources said. The state-owned nuclear power plant currently runs on two of its five designed reactors, providing some 18% of Romania's electricity consumption. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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