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Maturity Test. What Does Romania's Energy Look Like without the Cernavoda Power Plant. Why, Although We Export in some Intervals, and Green Energy Dominates the Energy Mix, Do We Still Have the Highest Spot Price in Europe?
On 4 May, Unit 2 of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant disconnected from the national energy system, and on 10 May and Unit 1 decomposed, so that Romania has since operated with zero MWh of nuclear energy.
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On 4 May, Unit 2 of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant disconnected from the national energy system, and on 10 May and Unit 1 decomposed, so that Romania has since operated with zero MWh of nuclear energy.