Criza energetică extinde și la transporturi: Călătoriile cu bacul pe au fost suspendate pe durată nelimitată

The energy crisis in Romania has led to the indefinite suspension of ferry services due to low water levels in the Danube, affecting transport. Additionally, the Cernavodă nuclear power plant has ceased operations, contributing to a significant drop in energy production. Despite a forecasted peak consumption, actual energy use was lower than expected, indicating a decrease in demand. Romania remains in an energy alert state, with ongoing efforts to manage the situation and maintain energy supply through imports and hydroelectric production.