Between Stability and Sustainability: Nuclear Energy in Romania's Energy Mix

The transition to green energy is a priority of the European Union in fighting climate change and aiming to reach open strategic autonomy, especially today when the world has entered a period of high uncertainty regarding energy security. Since the transition to green energy implies costs, resources...

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Main Author: GEORGE-CORNEL DUMITRESCU
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Language:English
Published: Nicolae Titulescu University 2023-12-01
Series:Global Economic Observer
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Online Access:http://www.globeco.ro/wp-content/uploads/vol/split/vol_11_no_2/geo_2023_vol11_no2_art_013.pdf
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description The transition to green energy is a priority of the European Union in fighting climate change and aiming to reach open strategic autonomy, especially today when the world has entered a period of high uncertainty regarding energy security. Since the transition to green energy implies costs, resources, and new technologies, nuclear power generation could represent the buffer between the current situation and the desired one. This paper aims to analyse whether nuclear energy could represent such a buffer for Romania, which still relies on electricity imports due to the variability of internal production, considering our country's advantages in this field, namely resources of uranium and existing nuclear capacities.
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spelling doaj-art-d3deec1b44b84751aaf3bc6883d8230c2025-08-20T04:02:37ZengNicolae Titulescu UniversityGlobal Economic Observer2343-97422343-97502023-12-0111299106Between Stability and Sustainability: Nuclear Energy in Romania's Energy Mix GEORGE-CORNEL DUMITRESCU0The Institute for World Economy Bucharest, ROMANIA, george.dumitrescut@iem.ro /http://www.iem.ro The transition to green energy is a priority of the European Union in fighting climate change and aiming to reach open strategic autonomy, especially today when the world has entered a period of high uncertainty regarding energy security. Since the transition to green energy implies costs, resources, and new technologies, nuclear power generation could represent the buffer between the current situation and the desired one. This paper aims to analyse whether nuclear energy could represent such a buffer for Romania, which still relies on electricity imports due to the variability of internal production, considering our country's advantages in this field, namely resources of uranium and existing nuclear capacities. http://www.globeco.ro/wp-content/uploads/vol/split/vol_11_no_2/geo_2023_vol11_no2_art_013.pdfnuclear energysolar energywind energysustainabilitystability
spellingShingle GEORGE-CORNEL DUMITRESCU
Between Stability and Sustainability: Nuclear Energy in Romania's Energy Mix
Global Economic Observer
nuclear energy
solar energy
wind energy
sustainability
stability
title Between Stability and Sustainability: Nuclear Energy in Romania's Energy Mix
title_full Between Stability and Sustainability: Nuclear Energy in Romania's Energy Mix
title_fullStr Between Stability and Sustainability: Nuclear Energy in Romania's Energy Mix
title_full_unstemmed Between Stability and Sustainability: Nuclear Energy in Romania's Energy Mix
title_short Between Stability and Sustainability: Nuclear Energy in Romania's Energy Mix
title_sort between stability and sustainability nuclear energy in romania s energy mix
topic nuclear energy
solar energy
wind energy
sustainability
stability
url http://www.globeco.ro/wp-content/uploads/vol/split/vol_11_no_2/geo_2023_vol11_no2_art_013.pdf
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