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Surprise! Nuclear Electricity Is Now Giving up the Plan to Sell Energy in the Very Long Term. The Auctions that Were Supposed to Start Today Have Been Stopped
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According to the sales plan, Nuclearelectrica would have sought buyers for a total of 400 megawatts of continuously available capacity in five separate lots.
Nuclearelectrica has stopped, for the moment, the tenders by which it intended to sell electricity produced at Cernavoda for the next 20 years. The sessions, which were to start today at the Romanian Exchange of Goods, no longer take place, after the company transmitted an information.
The auction sessions on the basis of which Nuclearelectrica, the operator of the Cernavoda power plant, wanted to sell energy for 20 years from 2027 onwards, on the basis of PPP-type contracts, were stopped. Today, the first auction was scheduled.
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