De unde au venit importurile de energie electrică după declararea stării de alertă în România? Răspunsul conducerii Transelectrica

Romania's EU membership allows for automatic energy imports to cover domestic production deficits. Following a drought and nuclear reactor shutdowns, the country has relied on energy imports from neighboring states. Transelectrica detailed the mechanisms for these imports, which are facilitated through market coupling. This system enables energy flow from surplus areas to deficit regions without direct negotiations. The majority of Romania's energy imports during this period came from Bulgaria and Hungary, although the origin of the energy is not always clear. The market operates on an implicit allocation basis, optimizing energy distribution based on price differences.