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Reactor 1 of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant was reconnected to the National Energy System early Saturday morning, allowing both reactors to operate. The synchronization occurred around 1:00 AM, with the plant supplying nearly 1,000 MW. This marks the end of a challenging period for Romania's nuclear energy production, which had been without nuclear power for over three and a half months. Unit 2 was connected earlier in the week and reached its nominal power of 700 MW. Unit 1 had been unexpectedly shut down due to a non-nuclear malfunction, leading to management changes at the plant. Initially, Reactor 1 was offline since July 28 due to low water levels in the Danube.