Ministerul Energiei ia în calcul oprirea temporară a Unității 2 de la Secretar de stat: „Efectul acţiunilor de pe Dunăre nu a fost durabil”

Romania is preparing for a potential temporary shutdown of Unit 2 at the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant due to fluctuating Danube water levels. Secretary of State Cristian Busoi indicated that initial improvements in water levels were not sustainable, which could necessitate limiting consumption for large industrial users during peak hours. Essential services and the general population will remain unaffected. Authorities have implemented crisis measures and recommended that companies adjust operations to mitigate impact. If conditions worsen, energy supply to high-consumption industries may be reduced by up to 30%. Busoi reassured that households would not experience disruptions.