Italy Senate approves Nuclear Power Bill

Italy passes law on return to nuclear power

Italy approves law to return to nuclear power Nearly 40 years after the gradual phasing out of nuclear power in Italy, the country's Senate is now paving the way for its return. The Italian Senate has approved a law to return to nuclear power. The bill was approved by 81 votes in favor, 51 against, and seven abstentions. The Chamber of Deputies had previously approved it. Mizan on social media @mizanplus‏

The Italian Senate has passed a law allowing the country to return to nuclear energy development nearly 40 years after abandoning it. Eighty-one deputies voted in favor of the initiative, while 51 voted against. Another seven abstained from voting, AP reports. Subscribe to Kommersant on MAX | on Telegram

The Italian Senate has passed a law allowing the country to return to nuclear energy development nearly 40 years after abandoning it. Eighty-one deputies voted in favor of the initiative, while 51 voted against. Another seven abstained from voting, AP reports. Subscribe to Kommersant on MAX | on Telegram

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The atom is returning to Italy: the Senate approved a law almost 40 years after the country abandoned nuclear power, Bloomberg reports. The document was supported by 81 senators against 51, with seven abstentions. The vote took place against the backdrop of the Italian government's attempts to mitigate the effects of a sharp rise in energy prices, the publication notes. Authorities hope to reduce their dependence on energy imports through nuclear energy. The publication emphasizes that the timeline for Italy's actual return to nuclear energy production is still unknown. According to ABC, the law itself does not yet permit the construction of specific reactors; the government must develop a regulatory framework for the development of nuclear energy. In 1987, after the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident, Italians voted in a referendum to abandon nuclear power. The last nuclear power plants in the country ceased operation by 1990.

The atom is returning to Italy: the Senate approved a law almost 40 years after the country's abandonment of nuclear energy, Bloomberg reports. The document was supported by 81 senators against 51, with seven abstentions. The vote took place against the backdrop of the Italian government's attempts to mitigate the effects of a sharp rise in energy prices, the publication notes. Authorities hope to reduce their dependence on energy imports through nuclear energy. The publication emphasizes that the timeline for Italy's actual return to nuclear energy production is still unknown. According to the ABC television channel, the law itself does not yet permit the construction of specific reactors; the government must develop a regulatory framework for the development of nuclear energy. In 1987, after the Chernobyl accident, Italians supported the abandonment of nuclear energy in a referendum. The last nuclear power plants in the country ceased operation by 1990. More IZ RU news in MAX

With the final approval of the law on sustainable nuclear power, Italy is making a historic choice and returning to a pragmatic approach to the future. Forza Italia has believed from the beginning in the need to overcome long-standing ideological prejudices and bring nuclear power back into the national energy mix. We want a more autonomous, more competitive Italy, capable of guaranteeing safe, affordable energy to families and businesses.

Amid energy crisis… Italy passes ‘nuclear power revival law’ for the first time in 40 years

Amid energy crisis… Italy passes ‘nuclear power revival law’ for the first time in 40 years

Italy Returns to Nuclear Power After 40 Years… Senate Passes Bill

The Italian parliament passed a nuclear energy authorization bill, paving the way for the restart of nuclear power.

Today, Parliament definitively approved the nuclear law. After almost forty years, Italy returns to having a regulatory framework for producing nuclear energy. A courageous and common-sense choice. Today, we import electricity produced by nuclear power plants in neighboring countries, but we cannot produce it ourselves. This law serves to change things. What it means for families and businesses: • Greater energy security: less dependence on foreign countries and less exposure to international crises that we have paid for in our bills. • Stable, low-emission energy that works alongside all other sources, starting with renewables. • A concrete response to the demand for electricity, which will grow with data centers and artificial intelligence. We are talking about next-generation technologies, not old power plants. Now the Government will write the implementing regulations on safety, authorizations, waste management, and relations with local communities. It was a commitment made to the Italians. Another commitment we kept

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