Giorgia Meloni mizează pe revenirea energiei nucleare în Italia, pe fondul nemulțumirilor față de proiectele eoliene și solare care „strică peisajul”

The Italian government, led by Giorgia Meloni, is preparing to reintroduce nuclear energy nearly four decades after shutting down its reactors. Opposition to wind farms has led some former renewable energy supporters to favor nuclear power. The government aims to provide cheaper, low-emission electricity through small modular reactors. A law framework for nuclear energy production has been approved, allowing for the establishment of regulatory norms. While some industries are interested in this technology, environmental activists argue that small reactors are not sufficiently tested. Public opinion appears to be shifting, with a recent poll showing 57% support for nuclear energy.