Bulgaria Nuclear Plant Back On-line
B ulgarian nuclear power plant Kozloduy reconnected its 1,000 megawatt reactor to the national power grid after it fixed a technical fault at the unit's generator, it said on Saturday. The state-owned plant, situated on the Danube River in northwestern Bulgaria, said it has replaced a controller which has defaulted and triggered the automatic shutdown of the unit late on Friday. Its other 1,000 MW reactor was working at full capacity. (Reporting By Tsvetelia Tsolova)
Bulgaria Nuclear Plant Shuts Reactor After Glitch
Bulgaria's nuclear power plant Kozloduy shut down one of its two 1,000 megawatt units late on Friday after a technical fault but there was no threat of radioactive contamination, the nuclear regulator said. Marina Nizamska, an official at the Bulgarian Nuclear Regulatory Agency, said the plant was working on establishing what caused the fault in the non-nuclear part of the reactor. The other unit of the plant…
