Oprirea centralei nucleare de la bulgari pune în dificultate România

The planned shutdown of Unit 6 at Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant will significantly reduce regional nuclear energy production, impacting Romania's energy imports. With a loss of about 1,000 MW, Romania may struggle to find sufficient energy during peak demand periods, especially as its own nuclear units are offline and hydro production is affected by low water levels. Experts warn that Bulgaria's ability to export energy could drop below 400 MW, complicating Romania's energy security. The situation is exacerbated by regional dependencies and the need for reliable energy imports, particularly during high consumption hours.