Se adâncește criza energetică în regiune. Ce arată tabelul comparativ al prețurilor pentru nouă țări la mijlocul lunii august: Italia are cele mai mari prețuri, Grecia - cele mai mici, România e la mijlocul clasamentului

The prolonged drought and high temperatures in Southeast Europe have led to significant energy production challenges, particularly in Romania, where nuclear capacity has been severely reduced. The Romanian government has activated coal units to compensate for lost energy, while other countries in the region face similar issues, increasing reliance on natural gas. In contrast, Greece benefits from strong renewable energy production, maintaining lower energy prices compared to its neighbors. The Greek energy mix is currently dominated by renewables, helping to stabilize prices despite the regional crisis.