ANALIZĂ | Cum a depășit România prima zi fără energia de la Centrala Nuclearelectrică Cernavodă. Am importat, dar am și consumat din baterii romania energie baterii cernavoda criza

On August 13, Romania's Cernavodă Unit 2 was disconnected from the National Energy System, raising concerns about energy supply. However, actual consumption was lower than expected, aided by energy imports and storage batteries. The peak consumption reached 6,722 MW, with significant energy imports from neighboring countries. The government assured that there are no risks to national energy supply, implementing measures to compensate for the nuclear energy shortfall. Projections indicate stable energy production from various sources, including wind and hydro, to meet future demands.