România fără energie nucleară. Centrala de la Cernavodă e oprită din cauza secetei pe Dunăre. De unde luăm energie și cât crește prețul

Romania faces a significant energy crisis as the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant shuts down due to drought, prompting calls for reduced consumption. Energy expert Dumitru Chisăliță warns that while imports from neighboring countries could mitigate the situation, they are also experiencing similar challenges. The crisis is expected to last at least three weeks, with energy prices projected to soar. Romania's energy needs may require imports of around 3,300 MWh, but the availability of this energy is uncertain. The situation is exacerbated by reduced nuclear and hydroelectric production in the region, leading to potential supply shortages.