Ministerul Energiei, după oprirea celui de-al doilea reactor de la Cernavodă: „Nu există riscuri pentru alimentarea constantă cu energie electrică la nivel național”

Romania's energy system remains stable despite the controlled shutdown of Unit 2 at the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant due to low Danube water levels. The Ministry of Energy assures that energy supply is secure, with a mix of resources covering consumption needs. The country is on energy alert since August 1, with sufficient cross-border import capacity. The government has notified the European Commission about the energy situation and measures taken to ensure supply security. Romania is utilizing internal production, storage resources, and cross-border exchanges to manage the impact of the nuclear unit shutdown.