Comisia Europeană monitorizează România după scăderea Dunării. Ce spune despre riscul unei crize energetice

The European Commission is closely monitoring the low water levels of the Danube affecting energy production in Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria. Currently, there are no security concerns regarding energy supply. The Commission is prepared to convene a coordination group if necessary, but emphasizes that existing solidarity mechanisms are in place. Climate risks are already integrated into European energy policies, and the reliability of nuclear energy remains intact despite current challenges. The focus is on the impact of extreme weather on production capacity rather than on the safety of nuclear technology.