De astăzi, România fără energie nucleară. De unde luăm curent

Romania faces a significant energy challenge after shutting down its nuclear units due to low water levels in the Danube, losing 1,400 MW of production capacity. The country will rely heavily on neighboring countries for electricity, which are also experiencing reduced energy production. The expected import capacity is around 3,300 MW, but actual availability may be lower depending on regional conditions. Bulgaria is the main potential supplier, but its nuclear output is uncertain. Hungary and Serbia also face limitations in energy supply. Prices for electricity are projected to rise dramatically, with potential peaks reaching 5,000 lei/MWh if conditions worsen.