Energy Minister Bogdan Ivan says Romania will not face a major power blackout, although one-off incidents may occur.
Adrian Rusu
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In the context of the heatwave and increased energy consumption, Energy Minister Bogdan Ivan assures that Romania will not experience a blackout. Although there may be occasional blackouts, they will be quickly remedied. Solar energy production is at record levels, compensating for the drop in hydro production due to the drought. The National Energy Command is mobilized to monitor the situation and prevent outages. Transelectrica has suspended maintenance work to keep the grid functioning.
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Ministrul Energiei dă asigurări că România nu se va confrunta cu o pană majoră de curent, în contextul caniculei, al secetei şi al consumului foarte mare de energie electrică
Ministrul Energiei dă asigurări: Nu vom avea pene de curent masive sau blackout în România
Ministrul Energiei dă asigurări că România nu se va confrunta cu o pană majoră de curent, în contextul caniculei, al secetei şi al consumului foarte mare de energie electrică: Pot fi pene de curent punctuale, dar nu blackout
Ministrul Energiei dă asigurări că România nu se va confrunta cu o pană majoră de curent, în contextul caniculei, al secetei şi al consumului foarte mare de energie electrică: Pot fi pene de curent punctuale, dar nu blackout
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