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The Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant has resumed operations after a three-month shutdown, but the country incurred significant losses during this period. Romania lost approximately 300 million euros due to the halted reactors, which accounted for 20% of the national energy supply. The plant's Reactor 1 is gradually being brought back online, with expectations to reach full capacity soon. The water levels in the cooling basin have improved, allowing for the restart. However, Reactor 2 will remain offline for at least ten days due to insufficient water levels. Future plans include the Bala project, aimed at ensuring a stable water supply for the plant, which has been delayed for years. Authorities are under pressure to find temporary solutions to maintain operations.