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Bolojan Announces the Decrease in Energy Prices: "Not Overnight

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Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan explained, on Thursday evening, why Romania has high energy prices and arrives to import electricity evenings at higher rates, after during the day it has periods with excess production. He said that the measures taken in the last period will lead to a decrease in prices, especially next year, and the restart of the plant at Cernavoda, in October, will contribute to the balancing of the energy system.

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Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said electricity prices could rise moderately in the autumn of this year, in the context of the drought and low-level problems of the Danube, which have affected the activity of the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant.

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Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan explained, on Thursday evening, why Romania has high energy prices and arrives to import electricity evenings at higher rates, after during the day it has periods with excess production. He said that the measures taken in the last period will lead to a decrease in prices, especially next year, and the restart of the plant at Cernavoda, in October, will contribute to the balancing of the energy system.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Based on Transelectrica and OPCOM data, ZF tried to see what the impact on the energy market was with the complete output of nuclear power production from the system. As of August 14, Romania operates without the Cernavoda power plant, a unit that normally covers about 20% of national production, broadband, cheap, and extremely important.

·Ilfov County, Romania
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Elijah Bolojan: Towards the end of September we can think of rebooting the Central of CernavodaInterim Primer Elijah Bolojan said that only towards the end of September the authorities can seriously think of how to reboot the Central of Cernavoda, given the debts of the Danube in...More ...

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The interim Prime Minister explained that the situation in Cernavoda is more difficult to manage than in the case of nuclear power plants in Paks, Hungary, and Kozlodui, Bulgaria.

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Cernavoda's power station will only be able to be restarted by the end of September, interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said in a televised intervention, quoted by Agerpres. He mentioned that its reboot, together with the entry into the system of the big plants Hiernut and Mintia, should result in a decrease in the energy price from [...]

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Mediafax broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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