Mare noroc în energie că bate tare vântul şi avem soare

Romania's energy system is increasingly reliant on renewable sources, with significant wind and solar contributions. As of October 14, 2026, the country produced over 7,680 MW against a consumption of 5,194 MW, resulting in a net export of nearly 2,500 MW. Wind and solar energy account for more than half of the total production, while traditional sources like nuclear and hydro are underperforming due to various issues. Despite low evening imports, the energy alert status remains due to the lack of stable production capacities. The restart of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant is crucial for balancing the energy mix, but current water levels hinder this process.