De unde va face România rost de energia necesară după oprirea Centralei de la Cernavodă. Cristian Bușoi: „Ne ajută partea eoliană” - WOWbiz.ro

Romania faces a need for 680-700 MW of energy after the shutdown of Unit 2 at Cernavoda, which will be compensated mainly through imports and wind energy. Cristian Busoi from the Ministry of Energy stated that wind energy production could reach significant levels, aiding in the energy supply. In case wind energy is insufficient, backup plans include utilizing Unit 4 at Rovinari and hydroelectric reserves. Current weather conditions are favorable for energy consumption, with expected demand remaining manageable. The controlled shutdown of Unit 2 is being conducted safely, following strict procedures.