România cumpără energie din Ucraina: Măsura luată de Nuclearelectrica după oprirea Unității 1 de la Cernavodă

Nuclearelectrica has started importing electricity from Ukraine to offset production deficits caused by the planned shutdown of Unit 1 at the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant. This measure aims to stabilize the Romanian energy market and maintain the balance of the National Energy System. The imports are facilitated by Energocom from Moldova, highlighting a strategic partnership developed over recent years. The collaboration is crucial due to unfavorable hydrological conditions affecting hydroelectric production in Romania. Unit 1 typically contributes significantly to the country's energy output, making these imports essential for energy supply continuity.