Romeo Urjan
Romeo Urjan is the director of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant, where he is currently overseeing operations amid challenges posed by a significant drop in the Danube River's water level. His management has been critical as the plant relies on sufficient water supply for cooling its reactors, particularly with only Unit 2 in operation following the controlled shutdown of Unit 1. Urjan has been actively involved in monitoring the situation and implementing emergency measures, such as the recent detonation of rock formations to increase water flow, to ensure the plant's continued functionality and safety.
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Serbia:
Romeo Urjan is the director of the nuclear power plant 'Černavoda' and stated that the water level of the Danube has risen due to controlled sinking of barges.
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Montenegro:
Romeo Urjan, the executive director of Nuklearelektrika, stated that removing the stone obstacle could extend the operation of the remaining reactor by about seven days.
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Romania:
Romeo Urjan, the director of the CNE Cernavodă branch, stated that without interventions on the Bala arm, Unit 2 could operate for about five more days.
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