"Românii să se uite atent în contracte”. Un economist a calculat cât ar putea crește factura la energie din toamnă

The shutdown of Unit 2 at Cernavodă may lead to increased electricity prices, potentially reaching 1.4-1.5 lei/kWh. Economist Adrian Negrescu advises consumers to review their supply contracts and consider fixed prices for the next year to avoid future price hikes. He warns of a likely price increase next month, recalling last year's significant price rise by Hidroelectrica. Romania may face a challenging period for its National Energy System if both reactors at Cernavodă are offline, with internal production potentially dropping significantly while demand exceeds supply, necessitating imports and consumption reductions.