România repornește trei grupuri pe cărbune pentru a-și asigura energia în perioadele de consum ridicat

Romania is restarting three coal-fired power units to ensure energy supply during high consumption periods amid rising market pressures. The units will help balance the energy system, especially when renewable production is low. This decision comes as the country faces challenges, including the planned shutdown of a nuclear reactor, which will temporarily reduce production capacity. The ongoing energy transition raises questions about the pace of coal phase-out, with calls for renegotiation of deadlines to maintain energy security. The decarbonization law aims to reduce emissions and promote sustainable energy practices.