Petru Ianc explică de ce am ajuns la criza energetică actuală

Romania is facing a significant energy crisis, with both reactors at Cernavoda shut down and the country in an energy alert state. The situation stems from long-term structural changes in the energy sector, initiated over 30 years ago, which have led to a decline in traditional energy sources and insufficient development of renewable energy storage. The shift to renewables has created imbalances, as energy production often exceeds consumption during the day, leading to low export prices, while imports are needed at night when demand rises. The high cost of energy is also impacting Romania's industrial competitiveness, contributing to the decline of its manufacturing sector. Petru Ianc highlights the need for a balanced energy strategy that includes both renewable and traditional energy sources to ensure energy security and support industrial growth.