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The Cernavodă nuclear power plant's first reactor has resumed operations after a 100-day shutdown, nearing full capacity. The second reactor may restart soon, which could stabilize energy prices in Romania. The shutdown cost the country around one billion lei. Authorities are monitoring the Danube's water levels to facilitate the second reactor's restart. The Bala 2 project aims to ensure sufficient water supply for the plant's future operations.

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