România resimte presiunea opririi Unității 6 de la Kozlodui

The planned shutdown of Unit 6 at Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant will significantly reduce regional nuclear energy production, impacting Romania's electricity imports. This situation raises concerns about potential price increases during peak demand hours, as Romania relies heavily on energy imports, particularly in the evenings. The shutdown is part of a scheduled maintenance and fuel replenishment, while Unit 5 continues to operate under varying conditions. Experts warn that Romania's energy security is at risk, especially during colder months when demand rises. The situation could lead to higher electricity bills for consumers due to increased reliance on more expensive energy sources.