Cum prezintă presa din Statele Unite criza energetică din România și Germania

The energy crisis affecting Romania, Hungary, and Germany, caused by severe drought and low river levels, threatens regional economic growth and forces governments to implement emergency measures. Low water levels in the Danube and Rhine rivers impact energy production and transport, leading to increased costs. Romania faces significant economic challenges, including the potential shutdown of its only nuclear reactor, while Hungary's Paks plant is also at risk. Germany's Rhine River has reached historic lows, potentially reducing its GDP by 0.2% this quarter. The situation is expected to persist, with significant economic losses projected.