România rămâne azi fără energie nucleară: centrala de la Cernavodă se oprește complet. Ce înseamnă asta

Romania's nuclear energy supply ceases as the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant's second reactor is shut down, following the first reactor's closure due to low Danube water levels. This results in a 20% reduction in the country's electricity production. The Ministry of Energy claims that alternative resources and imports will compensate for the loss. Wind energy and coal plants will play a significant role in meeting demand, with forecasts suggesting potential improvements in hydrological conditions. The duration of the shutdown is uncertain, but it may last at least ten days. Economic impacts on electricity prices are anticipated, especially for industrial consumers.