Ce se întâmplă de joi, după închiderea reactorului 2. Guvernul scoate din rezervă centrala Rovinari și pariază pe eoliene

The Romanian Ministry of Energy assures that the country's electricity needs will be met through alternative sources and imports due to the controlled shutdown of Unit 2 at the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant. The national energy system has sufficient resources to compensate for the production deficit caused by this shutdown. Wind energy production is expected to contribute significantly, with estimates of up to 1,560 MW. The Ministry also relies on the Rovinari 4 energy group and anticipates improved hydrological conditions over the weekend. Authorities emphasize responsible consumption during peak hours to alleviate system pressure.