România ajunge în presa internațională după decizia opririi celui de-al doilea reactor de la Cernavodă

Romania's second nuclear reactor at Cernavoda was shut down due to historically low Danube water levels, leading to a complete halt in nuclear energy production. Authorities implemented unprecedented measures to maintain operations, including underwater barriers, but were ultimately unsuccessful. The shutdown has drawn international attention, highlighting the energy crisis caused by drought. Meanwhile, Hungary is taking steps to prevent a similar fate for its Paks nuclear plant. Romania has declared a state of emergency in the energy sector and is urging reduced consumption during peak hours.