Cernavodă rămâne oprită și în următoarele 10 zile. Dunărea nu dă semne de revenire, iar România se bazează pe importuri de energie

The Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant cannot restart soon due to low Danube water levels, with forecasts indicating further decreases. Cristian Bușoi from the Ministry of Energy stated that Romania compensates for the nuclear production deficit mainly through electricity imports. The situation remains cautious, and the next ten days do not show sufficient water levels for safe reactor operation. A potential restart could be considered around mid-October, depending on future forecasts. Despite some recent increases, the Danube's flow is expected to decline again, but security measures are in place. Energy shortages are being covered by other sources, with imports being the primary solution.