Un reactor al centralei nucleare de la Cernavodă va fi oprit de marți dimineața din cauza debitului fără precedent de scăzut al Dunării. Explicațiile lui Ilie Bolojan

The Romanian nuclear energy producer will shut down one reactor at the Cernavodă plant due to low Danube water levels. This preventive measure aims to protect cooling equipment. The Energy Ministry reported that the shutdown is necessary as the Danube's flow has dropped significantly. The expected peak consumption this week is lower than previous weeks, and domestic consumers will not face increased tariffs. New energy capacities are set to be approved for commercial operation soon. Authorities are closely monitoring the energy market to ensure stability.