Criza de la Cernavodă pune presiune pe facturile la curent. Ce ajutoare de la stat ar putea primi românii

The crisis at Cernavodă is leading to a significant increase in electricity prices for Romanians. Experts predict a rise of 20-30% due to historic low water levels in the Danube. Emergency measures are being implemented, but the nuclear plant is unlikely to reopen in the next ten days. The Danube's water levels have reached a record low, affecting cooling systems at the plant. Authorities are evacuating additional water to mitigate the situation. The closure of the reactors, which provide about 20% of the national energy supply, will impact consumers. The government may increase financial aid for vulnerable households facing higher energy bills.