www.mediafax.ro/economic/romania-are-din-nou-energ

Romania resumed nuclear energy production on November 6 after over three months of inactivity at the Cernavoda plant. Reactor 1 was reconnected to the grid, generating 42 MW, which is only a fraction of its full capacity. The reactor had been offline since July due to low Danube water levels affecting cooling conditions. While Reactor 1 is gradually increasing output, Reactor 2 remains offline without a set restart date. The return of nuclear energy is crucial for Romania's energy security, especially as it typically contributes around 20% of the country's electricity. The situation highlights the dependency on water levels for reactor operation, impacting overall energy supply.