Italia a aprobat legea energiei nucleare / Primele reactoare vor apărea în anii 2034–2035 / Meloni: „O promisiune respectată”

Italy has officially reopened its nuclear energy chapter after nearly 40 years, with the Senate approving a law for sustainable nuclear energy. This legislation empowers the government to establish a regulatory framework for the entire nuclear lifecycle, including construction, operation, and decommissioning of plants. It also addresses safety measures and radioactive waste management, requiring local community involvement in site selection. The law aims to support decarbonization and energy security, despite opposition concerns about costs and safety. The government plans to have the first reactors operational by 2034-2035, with further legislative steps needed to implement the law.