Cum va rezista sistemul energetic românesc în primele zile după ce se va opri complet centrala de la Cernavodă - Economica.net

The second reactor at the Cernavodă nuclear power plant is set to shut down on August 13, leading to a temporary energy deficit in Romania. However, forecasts suggest that the impact may not be catastrophic due to a decrease in evening consumption and an increase in wind and solar energy production. Wind energy is expected to compensate for the lost nuclear capacity, while solar energy will continue to provide significant output during the day. Additionally, hydroelectric power reserves can be utilized if necessary, and a coal unit may come online to help meet demand. Overall, the energy system may manage without severe restrictions in the short term.