Romania’s Energy Command convened for the second time this week due to low water levels in the Danube River and increased energy consumption. The meeting focused on the potential impact on the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant, specifically Unit 2, which relies on the Danube for cooling. Authorities have decided to keep Unit 2 operational as long as safety conditions allow, recognizing its importance to the national energy grid. Officials assured the public that electricity supply to consumers will not be disrupted. The decision underscores growing concerns about the effects of declining river levels on energy production. The situation remains under close monitoring by the Energy Command.