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The Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant is back to operating with both reactors, restoring maximum production capacity and providing essential electricity to the national grid. Unit 1 was successfully reconnected after being offline, allowing Romania to meet its internal energy needs and reduce import dependency. Currently, both reactors are delivering 997 megawatts, with production expected to gradually increase. At full capacity, they can generate around 1,400 megawatts, which may be reached by Sunday evening. This boost in nuclear production enhances the energy system's balance between supply and demand, especially important given the current lack of energy imports or exports.