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Romania resumed nuclear energy production on November 6 after a three-month halt, with Reactor 1 at Cernavoda reconnecting to the national grid. Initial output was 42 MW, expected to reach 700 MW by November 7. The reactor had been offline since July due to low Danube water levels affecting cooling. Nuclearelectrica confirmed safe restart conditions were met, emphasizing the importance for energy security. The second reactor's restart depends on rising water levels. Together, both reactors typically provide about 20% of Romania's electricity.