România prelungește starea de alertă în energie. Centrala de la Cernavodă va rămâne oprită. La ore de vârf importăm aproape 2.000 MW

The Romanian government is implementing safety measures in the electricity market due to an extended state of alert caused by energy shortages. The Cernavodă nuclear plant remains offline, leading to increased energy imports and rising prices. The new government decree includes provisions for increasing technological reserves, activating reserve energy groups, and limiting electricity consumption during peak times. The low water levels in the Danube have critically affected energy production, forcing the shutdown of two reactors at Cernavodă. As a result, electricity prices have surged significantly, impacting consumers. Authorities warn of ongoing risks of energy supply crises, especially during high demand periods.