România intră în stare de alertă energetică în august. Ce înseamnă măsura și cât de aproape suntem de restricții sau pene de curent

The Romanian government declared a national alert for August due to extreme drought affecting energy production and the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant. This measure allows for rapid resource mobilization and emergency works without immediately imposing restrictions. The Danube's water level is critically low, prompting controlled shutdowns of nuclear units to protect equipment. Authorities are urging energy producers to maximize output and have allocated funds for temporary interventions to maintain water levels. While voluntary energy consumption reductions are encouraged, the alert does not guarantee automatic restrictions or price changes for consumers. Discussions for potential energy support from Ukraine are ongoing.