Cum va fi acoperit necesarul de energie după închiderea și celui de-al doilea reactor? Dumitru Chisăliță (AEI): Nu mai discutăm despre prețul energiei, ci despre cine va fi deconectat

Romania faces a critical energy situation as both reactors at Cernavoda may shut down in August 2026, risking a loss of 1,400 MW of stable nuclear power. This could lead to increased reliance on imports during peak consumption times, especially as renewable sources are inconsistent. The Energy Ministry is preparing for controlled shutdowns and compensatory measures, but the country may still struggle to meet demand, particularly during heatwaves. The analysis highlights the interconnectedness of regional energy markets, where Romania competes for resources with neighboring countries, raising concerns about energy security.