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Romania has resumed nuclear energy production with Reactor 1 at Cernavoda reconnecting to the grid after a three-month shutdown. Initially generating 42 MW, it represents a small fraction of the national electricity output. The reactor will gradually increase its capacity, aiming for full operation by November 7. The shutdown was due to low Danube water levels affecting cooling conditions. While Reactor 1 is operational, Reactor 2 remains offline, pending improved water levels for safe operation. The return of nuclear energy is crucial for Romania's energy security, as it typically contributes about 20% of the country's electricity.