România intră în „săptămâna de foc”: Caniculă de 40°C, Reactorul 1 oprit și deficit istoric pe Dunăre

Romania faces a severe energy crisis due to extreme heat, the shutdown of a nuclear reactor, and low Danube water levels. The government has declared a state of alert and is seeking emergency solutions, including coal power and potential aid from Ukraine. The situation is exacerbated by regional drought affecting neighboring countries, limiting energy imports. Forecasts predict a significant rise in electricity demand amid ongoing challenges, raising concerns about the stability of the national energy system.