România a redus consumul de energie cu 200-300 MW în orele de vârf. Premierul: Criza este rezultatul „unei combinații de decizii greșite, incompetență și lipsă de investiții în stocare”

Romania has reduced its evening energy consumption by 200-300 MW following government calls for energy savings, according to interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan. This reduction is crucial amid severe drought and limited import capacity. Bolojan emphasized that the energy crisis stems from years of delayed investments and inadequate storage capacities. He noted that while Romania produces enough energy during the day, the lack of storage leads to deficits in the evening. The government is urging further investments in energy storage and renewable projects to address these imbalances.