Energie electrică: Măsuri pentru evitarea unei pene de curent în Europa Centrală și de Sud-Est

Hungary, Romania, and Moldova face significant energy challenges due to low water levels affecting nuclear and hydroelectric production. Emergency measures include limiting exports and reducing consumption. Greece and Bulgaria stabilize the region by providing energy exports. The situation worsens with high temperatures increasing demand, leading to potential energy shortages. Hungary's nuclear plant operates at low capacity, prompting voluntary consumption cuts. Romania builds a temporary dam to extend reactor operation. Moldova faces a 30-day energy alert, implementing export limits and urging energy savings. Energy prices remain high across the region, with the EU monitoring the situation closely.