România ajunge în presa internațională, după oprirea centralei de la Cernavodă. Publicațiile fac comparație cu Ungaria

Romania's energy crisis is highlighted internationally after the shutdown of the second reactor at Cernavoda due to historic low water levels in the Danube. The Cernavoda plant, which provides about 20% of Romania's electricity, relies on the Danube for cooling. Comparisons are made with Hungary, where measures are being taken to maintain nuclear operations. The shutdown marks the first complete halt of the plant since 2003, exacerbated by severe drought conditions affecting energy systems across Europe. Romania has declared a state of emergency in the energy sector and is urging reductions in peak consumption.