Oficial al Comisiei, după ce România a rămas fără energie nucleară. „Pe lângă măsurile imediate, avem o arhitectură de măsuri pentru a preveni orice eveniment care ar destabiliza sistemul”

The European Commission confirmed its close collaboration with Romanian authorities after the country halted nuclear energy production due to low Danube water levels. Romania's nuclear output reached zero following the controlled shutdown of the second reactor at Cernavodă, marking a significant energy alert since August. The EU's regulatory framework allows member states to assist each other in energy crises, emphasizing solidarity and cooperation. The Commission is in regular contact with Romania, monitoring the situation and ensuring compliance with EU regulations for energy risk management.