Ministerul Energiei, după oprirea celui de-al doilea reactor de la Cernavodă: „Nu există riscuri pentru alimentarea constantă cu energie electrică la nivel național”

Romania's National Energy System remains stable despite the controlled shutdown of Unit 2 at Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant due to low Danube water levels. The Ministry of Energy assures that energy supply risks are minimal, with sufficient resources available to meet demand. The country is currently in an energy alert state, with a significant reliance on imports and various energy sources to maintain balance. The Ministry has communicated with the European Commission regarding the situation and measures taken to ensure energy security.