Chisăliță (AEI): Seceta ar putea scumpi energia cu până la 110%; Dunărea se apropie de cota critică ce a dus la oprirea unui reactor de la Cernavodă a fost oprit

The Danube's flow has reached its lowest level since 1996, impacting irrigation and transport, while threatening energy production in Romania. Reduced water levels may affect hydroelectric output and cooling for the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant. If drought persists, Romania could face increased energy imports and higher prices. Scenarios predict varying impacts on hydro production and potential nuclear shutdowns, with significant price hikes in the energy market. The situation remains uncertain, dependent on rainfall across the Danube basin.