By Iulian Ernst in Bucharest The shareholders of Romanian nuclear energy company Nuclearelectrica announced on July 19 they approved the continuation of the project to develop Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) based on the updated pre-feasibility study. The project in Romania is being developed by the joint venture RoPower Nuclear SA, controlled in equal proportions by Nuclearelectrica and Nova Power&Gas part of the private group E-INFRA group, the owner of the site in Doicești, where the construction of the SMR project with an installed capacity of 462MW is being considered, to replace a former c…