Cernavodă Reactor 1 Restart Won't Cut Bills; Peak Import Risk Persists

Romania's Cernavodă nuclear plant restarted Reactor 1 after a ~3-month outage, restoring domestic generation. However, experts warn that peak-hour import dependence and consumption restriction risks remain, with October 3 import levels near maximum, worse than summer. The restart stabilizes supply but does not guarantee lower consumer prices.

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