Kozlodui reduce producția: Curent mai scump în România

Severe drought threatens the operation of Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant, prompting emergency measures. For the first time, the plant has reduced its output, impacting energy prices in the region. The Danube's low water levels have affected transport and economic activities, leading to a temporary production cut of 140 MW at Kozloduy. Bulgaria is also studying the construction of a dam to ensure water supply. This situation is part of a broader energy crisis in Southeast Europe, with rising electricity prices due to reduced nuclear energy supply. Experts warn of potential drought recurrence this winter, which could worsen the situation further.