Reactoarele Centralei de la Cernavodă rămân oprite cel puțin până pe 15 octombrie

Romania faces a significant energy crisis as both reactors at the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant remain offline due to low Danube water levels. The situation is expected to persist until at least October 15, with historical lows affecting energy production. Authorities claim there are no consumption restrictions, but rising energy bills are anticipated due to increased imports. The Secretary of State in the Ministry of Energy, Cristian Bușoi, highlighted the challenges posed by the current conditions, marking it as one of the toughest periods in decades.