Guvernul prelungește măsurile din energie, inclusiv posibilitatea de reducere a consumului industriei. Nici măcar un reactor de la Cernavodă nu e sigur că va fi repornit în octombrie

The Romanian government has extended emergency measures for the energy market due to low water levels in the Danube affecting nuclear power generation. The alert was declared after the shutdown of Cernavodă's Unit 1 and Unit 2, which normally provide 20% of the country's energy. Projections indicate continued low energy production and rising consumption, leading to potential electricity supply crises. The government emphasizes the need for reevaluation of technical measures to ensure cooling water levels at Cernavodă. The situation remains critical, with risks of significant economic and social consequences if energy supply issues persist.