Comandamentul Energetic se reunește marți, pe fondul presiunilor din sistemul energetic

The Energy Command will meet on September 8 to address pressures in the energy system due to drought and the temporary shutdown of Cernavoda reactors. The national energy system currently lacks nuclear production after the shutdown of Unit 2 on August 13, with Unit 1 previously halted. The shutdowns were caused by low Danube water levels, impacting hydroelectric production. This nuclear production gap increases pressure on energy balance, potentially leading to higher imports. In August, energy prices surged significantly, and the situation is being monitored ahead of the winter season, when energy demand rises. Key factors include Danube levels, hydro production availability, and reactor restart timing.