Ședință la Palatul Victoria în contextul crizei de energie

Romania is entering a critical phase in energy consumption management, with the Ministry of Energy meeting industrial consumers to discuss voluntary electricity reduction measures. Companies will be asked to adjust production schedules to off-peak hours to alleviate pressure on the national energy system. Authorities warn that if the energy situation worsens, temporary disconnection of large industrial consumers may occur, although the government aims to avoid this through voluntary agreements. The country is under an energy alert due to drought affecting electricity production, particularly at the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant, which supplies about 10% of the country's electricity. Emergency measures include funding for urgent works on the Danube and maximizing production capacity across all power plants.