The Romanian Minister of Energy, Dimitro Cislita, said that the country's gas storage facilities are almost 90% full before the winter season. He spoke about it in an interview with Radio Romania. According to him, the reserves comply with the European directives and the national legislation, and Romania is among the five leading European countries in terms of the volume of gas in storage, which should be enough for the coming winter. Chiselita also announced the launch of a gas-fired thermal power plant in Mintia (Province of Honduras), where the first turbine was successfully tested and is operating at rated power. The second turbine should be introduced before the end of the year, subject to successful tests. The minister called this a significant benefit to the national electricity grid. The works in the Neptune Deep field in the Black Sea, according to the head of the Ministry of Energy, are on schedule. Gas production is expected to begin in the first half of 2027 and stabilize in the third quarter. The production of nuclear power in Romania is currently suspended, and the renewal of the nuclear power plants depends on the development of the situation in the near future. The two reactors at Romania's only nuclear power plant in Chernivtsi (Constanța County) were shut down in August due to low water levels in the Danube due to drought, to prevent damage to the cooling systems. This nuclear power plant with two power units in Canadian opium technology produced about 20% of the country's electricity. Energopole at MAX.