Fenomenul meteo care ne-ar putea ajuta să evităm criza energetică profundă în această iarnă. Ce spun prognozele - Economica.net

Forecasts for the El Niño weather phenomenon this winter suggest increased wind energy potential in Europe, potentially reducing natural gas demand during peak heating periods. El Niño, characterized by warmer sea surface temperatures in the central Pacific, is expected to bring stronger winds and above-average temperatures to Europe, which could alleviate concerns over low natural gas stocks. This may limit the appetite for liquefied natural gas imports. The phenomenon is anticipated to peak between November and January, influencing winter weather patterns. If wind conditions improve, offshore wind farms in the North Sea and other regions could see a significant increase in energy production, reversing recent trends of below-average output. Higher wind energy generation may lead to reduced reliance on coal and gas, particularly as natural gas prices remain high.