Low Danube water levels have reduced hydropower production and constrained nuclear generation in Romania, increasing the likelihood that gas-fired plants will be needed to plug shortfalls across an interconnected Balkan power system, said independent LNG analyst Thanasis Konstantopoulos. Romania’s 1.35GW Cernavoda nuclear outage has increased the region’s reliance on gas-firedRead More
SE Europe Q4 gas market tightens on supply, storage squeeze
