ALERTĂ ENERGETICĂ ÎN ROMÂNIA: Al doilea reactor nuclear de la Cernavodă ar putea fi oprit. Dunărea a scăzut la un nivel record

Romania faces an unprecedented energy crisis as the Danube River's low levels threaten the operation of the Cernavoda nuclear units. Unit 1 has been offline since July 28, and Unit 2 may shut down on August 13 if conditions do not improve. Together, these reactors contribute about 20% of the country's electricity. Authorities have implemented extreme measures to maintain operations, but the situation remains critical. The government has declared an energy emergency and urged reductions in electricity consumption, while the drought impacts not only energy production but also water supply and transport.