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Romania relies on a diverse range of energy sources, with nuclear power from plants like Cernavodă contributing around 20% of its electricity. This mix also includes fossil fuels, hydropower, and a growing share of renewables. The shutdown highlights the vulnerability of certain energy sources to environmental factors, potentially impacting the country's overall energy security and supply.
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