Cele 3 verigi prin care se transmite efectul opririi CNE Cernavodă. Cine resimte primul presiunea

The shutdown of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant has led to a 26% increase in energy prices, impacting suppliers first, followed by industrial consumers. The energy market is experiencing liquidity pressure as suppliers struggle to meet contractual obligations due to rising costs. The situation is exacerbated by the simultaneous shutdown of both reactors, a first in history, due to low water levels in the Danube. The government has urged major industrial consumers to voluntarily reduce their energy consumption. The long-term outlook suggests that companies should prepare for sustained high energy costs, with recommendations for financial planning and contract renegotiation to mitigate risks.