"Bulgaria e foarte importantă pentru România după oprirea de la Cernavodă". Ce scrie presa de la Sofia despre criza din țara nostră

Bulgaria is increasingly vital for Romania's energy supply following the shutdown of Cernavodă's nuclear reactors due to low Danube water levels. The loss of 1,400 MW of nuclear capacity has pressured Romania's energy system, although wind energy and imports help maintain balance. Romania has options to compensate for the lost nuclear energy, including wind parks and cross-border electricity exchanges. However, reliance on Bulgaria raises concerns about vulnerability to regional supply fluctuations. Experts warn that simultaneous drops in wind production and import capacity could complicate Romania's energy situation further.