In the context of the temporary unavailability of the two nuclear units at the Cernavodă NPP, the National Power System (NPS) is experiencing a high degree of operational demand, specific to such exceptional operating situations, according to Transelectrica.

The specialists of the Transmission and System Operator, Transelectrica, in close collaboration with specialists from all operational entities in the SEN, are permanently monitoring the evolution of the SEN parameters and applying all the necessary technical measures to maintain the safe operation of the electricity transmission network and the production-consumption balance.

They claim that at this moment, the National Power System is operating safely, in accordance with operating standards. Romania’s electricity transmission network operates interconnected with European electricity systems, and this interconnection significantly contributes to increasing resilience and reducing the risk of major disruptions in operation.

During periods of high consumption and low domestic production, the use of cross-border energy exchanges represents a normal mechanism for the functioning of the market and the interconnected European energy system.

Transelectrica is in permanent coordination with producers, distribution operators and European partners to ensure the continuity of electricity supply to consumers in Romania.