Romania’s National Committee for Emergency Situations has approved a plan to maintain sufficient water levels in the Danube River to ensure the safe operation of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant. The decision comes as forecasts predict further declines in the river's flow starting September 10th. The plan involves a phased approach to managing water levels, though specific details have not been released. The Cernavodă plant requires a consistent water supply for cooling purposes. Authorities are proactively addressing the potential impact of low river levels to prevent disruptions to energy production. This intervention aims to secure the plant's functionality and maintain energy supply stability. Agerpres reported on the committee's decision.