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Romania resumed nuclear energy production on November 6 after a three-month halt due to low Danube water levels. Reactor 1 at Cernavoda was reconnected to the grid, generating 42 MW, which is only a fraction of its capacity. The full operational capacity is expected to be reached by November 7. The second reactor remains offline, pending improved water levels for safe cooling. The return of Reactor 1 is crucial for energy security, as nuclear power contributes significantly to Romania's electricity supply. The absence of nuclear energy had necessitated reliance on other sources or imports to meet electricity demands.