Chisăliţă: Importurile pot salva deficitul de energie într-un scenariu regional favorabil, după oprirea de la Cernavodă - Economica.net

Romania faces a nuclear energy deficit after shutting down its Cernavoda reactors, relying on imports that depend on regional conditions. The country may struggle to meet energy demands, especially during peak consumption periods. Bulgaria, Hungary, and Serbia are potential sources for imports, but their own energy production challenges could limit availability. Prices for energy are expected to surge significantly, with potential peaks reaching extreme levels. Romania's energy security is at risk if neighboring countries face further production losses.