ACUM în România! A fost declarată stare de ALERTĂ până... Vezi mai mult

Romania has extended energy safety measures as the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant remains offline. The National Committee for Emergency Situations decided to prolong the state of alert for another 30 days due to low water levels in the Danube affecting cooling systems. Authorities are considering using reserve energy groups and may limit electricity consumption during peak times. The situation has led to increased electricity prices, with some tariffs rising significantly since September. The reactors at Cernavoda may not restart until mid-October, prompting further alerts and potential energy imports.