România riscă să plătească mai mult pentru energie: Un reactor nuclear din Bulgaria se oprește astăzi

One of the reactors at Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant will be shut down for maintenance and refueling, potentially impacting electricity supply in the region. The shutdown of Reactor 6, with a capacity of about 1,000 MW, is scheduled until the end of November. This may lead to increased electricity prices in Romania, especially during peak evening hours when domestic production may not meet demand. While Bulgaria can still export electricity with Reactor 6 offline, the available amount will depend on other plants' output and internal consumption. Romania's energy needs could rise, necessitating imports, which may become more expensive if regional demand increases. Experts suggest that Romania should prepare for this situation and ensure sufficient reserves to avoid significant price hikes for consumers.