Prețurile la energia electrică ar putea crește: ce se întâmplă la Cernavodă și ce spune Ministerul Energiei? • Newsweek România

Cristian Buşoi from the Ministry of Energy warns of potential electricity price increases due to prolonged unavailability of reactors at Cernavodă. He highlights that Romania may need to import energy during peak demand, but assures there is no risk of electricity shortages. The situation in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could lead to record electricity prices in Europe this winter and spring 2027. Buşoi notes that neither reactor at Cernavodă will restart before mid-October, and discussions at a recent energy ministers' meeting indicated preparations for high electricity prices ahead.