Italy's Chamber of Deputies approved a bill to re-establish nuclear energy regulations, focusing on sustainable nuclear power, research, and waste management. The bill now moves to the Senate.
Italy's Chamber of Deputies approved a new law delegating powers for sustainable nuclear energy. Minister Pichetto Fratin stated it's a crucial step for Italy's energy future, aiming for adoption when new technologies mature early next decade.
The Chamber of Deputies approved the government's bill on sustainable nuclear energy, which now moves to the Senate. The government aims for final approval before the summer break to issue implementing decrees by year-end, re-establishing nuclear regulations in Italy.
The Italian Chamber of Deputies begins examining a bill on sustainable nuclear energy. The government, led by Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, aims to establish a legal framework for new nuclear power production, including exploring small modular reactors (SMRs) for merchant ships in collaboration with Fincantieri.
