Proiectele care ar putea salva România în criza energetică, blocate în instanță

This summer's drought has severely impacted Romania's National Energy System, highlighting the urgent need for new investments. The low water levels of the Danube have led to the shutdown of the Cernavodă nuclear plant and affected hydroelectric production. Historical projects with significant production capacities remain stuck in court, directly influencing energy prices for consumers. The Cernavodă plant is expected to remain offline for at least another ten days due to critical water levels. The energy crisis has prompted calls for massive investments in production, with over 3,000 projects currently managed by the Ministry of Energy. Romania's energy production per capita is significantly lower than the European average, necessitating urgent action to address these disparities.