Seceta scoate la suprafață o vulnerabilitate construită în ani: România a închis 3.780 MW de centrale pe cărbune, dar nu a pus suficiente capacități în loc – Aleph News

Romania faces an energy crisis due to low Danube levels and the shutdown of Cernavoda Unit 1, risking a significant loss in electricity production. The government declared an energy alert, and energy imports from Ukraine are being sought. The closure of coal plants has led to a loss of stable energy capacity, leaving the country vulnerable. If both Cernavoda units shut down, Romania could face a severe energy deficit, necessitating industrial consumption cuts. The current situation highlights the risks of transitioning to renewable energy without adequate backup capacity.