Cărbunele patriotic și dependența de Rusia - analiză Deutsche Welle

Romania's energy vulnerabilities stem from its historical dependence on Russian gas, exacerbated by recent climate challenges. The closure of the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant highlights the lack of preparedness for climate change. The return to coal, supported by PSD and AUR, is complicated due to closed mines and rising costs. Despite a global peak in coal demand, the EU plans to reduce coal use significantly. Romania's reliance on Russian gas continues, with missed opportunities in domestic gas extraction. The political elite's decisions have perpetuated this dependency, leaving the country vulnerable in energy crises.