Romania has taken the second unit of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant offline because of the record-low water level in the River Danube. Meanwhile, the Hungarian government has announced measures to enable the Paks plant to continue operating.
 

Nucleoeléctrica Argentina SA says the memorandum of understanding signed with Romania's nuclear power plant operator Nuclearelectrica is part of "transforming the capabilities accumulated over decades of operating and executing complex projects into a service platform for the global market".
 

Romania's state-owned nuclear company had asked shareholders to approve "the initiation of steps to reassess the initial development strategy for small modular reactors by expanding the analysis to include other SMR technologies and broadening the list of potential sites (in the event of a decision to scale up)".
 

A loan of EUR800 million (USD914 million) for the refurbishment of Romania's Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant’s unit 1 has been approved by the European Investment Bank.
 

Emirati multinational logistics company DP World has launched a feasibility study into how small modular reactor technology could help meet the long-term energy needs, growth and decarbonisation of the Port of Constanța in eastern Romania.
 

Romania's Nuclearelectrica has announced the completion of concrete pouring for the foundation of the Intermediate Radioactive Waste Storage Facility, which is part of the Cernavoda unit 1 refurbishment project.
 

The European Commission has opened an in-depth investigation to assess whether public support that Romania plans to grant for the refurbishment and lifetime extension of unit 1 at the Cernavoda nuclear power plant is in line with EU state aid rules.
 

The shareholders of Romanian nuclear operator Nuclearelectrica have approved the Final Investment Decision for the small modular reactor project in Doicești.
 

Peter Szijjarto, Hungary’s Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister, said after talks in Romania that the two countries will cooperate on their projects to extend the lives of their respective nuclear power plants.