România se pregătește de importuri masive de energie electrică, urmare a opririi unui reactor de la Cernavodă generate de debitul mic al Dunării. ANRE avizează de urgență noi centrale electrice regenerabile - Economica.net

Romania faces a need to import 3,000 MW of electricity due to the shutdown of a reactor at the Cernavoda nuclear plant, caused by low Danube water levels. The national energy command has been activated to assess the situation, as domestic production will only reach 4,300 MW. The peak consumption for the week is estimated at 7,300 MW, with imports covering the shortfall. Additionally, new renewable energy capacities are set to be approved, including 324 MW of storage and solar/wind power. Authorities are monitoring the energy market closely to ensure stability.