Comisia Europeană: Nu există motive imediate de îngrijorare privind securitatea alimentării cu energie electrică în Europa de Sud-Est

The European Commission reassures that there are currently no immediate concerns regarding electricity supply security in Southeast Europe despite the heatwave and drought affecting the Danube's water levels. The drought has led to reduced nuclear energy production, with Romania halting one reactor at Cernavodă due to cooling issues. The Commission is closely monitoring the situation in Hungary, Romania, and the region, maintaining communication with national authorities and energy operators. They are prepared to convene an ad-hoc meeting if necessary to facilitate information exchange and coordinate responses.