Romania has extended the standby mode at the Sranbodă nuclear power plant by 30 days, with both reactors remaining offline during the month of November due to low water levels in the Danube. The shutdown puts pressure on Romania's electricity supply, as the plant normally supplies about 20% of national demand. The authorities will rely on other available power plants and electricity imports, with consumption cuts possible if necessary.

Romania has extended the standby mode at the Sranbodă nuclear power plant by 30 days, with both reactors remaining offline during the month of November due to low water levels in the Danube. The shutdown puts pressure on Romania's electricity supply, as the plant normally supplies about 20% of national demand. The authorities will rely on other available power plants and electricity imports, with consumption cuts possible if necessary.