Ce efect are deconectarea Unității 2 de la Sistemul Energetic Național și care este cel mai sumbru scenariu pentru următoarele zile

The shutdown of Unit 2 at Cernavodă is expected to leave Romania without nuclear energy, significantly impacting the National Energy System, especially during peak evening hours. Experts predict a potential energy deficit exceeding 1,000 MW, particularly when solar production drops and demand rises. The analysis highlights the challenges of relying on hydro and wind energy, which are affected by weather conditions. Without nuclear power, Romania may need to import up to 2,600 MW, primarily from Bulgaria, to meet its energy needs. The situation raises concerns about energy adequacy and the risk of controlled industrial limitations or consumer disconnections during critical periods.