Romania has decided to keep Unit 2 of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant (Constanta County) running, Radio Romania reported. "Unit 2 will remain connected to the national grid, as specialists concluded last night that the plant's parameters allow for continued safe operation," the company stated. Nuclearelectrica added that its specialists will continue monitoring the plant's parameters. However, it warned that under current hydrological forecasts for the Danube, a shutdown of Unit 2 could still become necessary at any moment. The company operates the Cernavoda NPP, whose two functioning units utilize Canadian Candu technology to generate roughly 20% of Romania's electricity.