Salvini now focuses on nuclear energy: “a new referendum on clean plants and the latest generation”

Matteo Salvini opens up about the return of nuclear power in Italy. “I am ready to go back to a referendum to argue why Italy should have clean, latest generation nuclear energy.” This was stated by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure, Matteo Salvini, at the “L’Italia dei Sì” event. Then the leader of the League and the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure remarked: «If we want to become independent from the point of view of energy, we cannot exclude ourselves from any source of energy production. I am convinced that I am nuclear but not for subsidies, we are surrounded by countries that produce energy through nuclear energy and that clearly have a competitive advantage over our companies; If we return to the family of progress and development, within seven years we will have the first modular reactor ready for operation ».

Yes Forza Italia

Recently, a political consensus of “yes to nuclear power” (Here is Melina Gabbanelli’s bedroom), which from the point of view Climate change It is zero effect. Deputy and Deputy National Coordinator of Forza Italia, Alessandro Cattaneo, announced on July 20 on the sidelines of the conference “Nuclear Energy in Italy: Italia scenarios” The Deputy National Coordinator of Monte, Alessandro Cattaneo, on July 20, on the sidelines of the conference “Nuclear Energy in Italy: Scenarios for Italia and Deputy National Coordinator for Monte, following the pro-nuclear proposal, of which I was the first signatory, Forza Italia continues its commitment to ensuring that our country can depend on a source Essential for energy to achieve the European goal of decarbonization by 2050.” “The initiative,” he says, “provided an important opportunity for discussion among the main players involved in the energy transition to determine the strategies to be put in place so that Italy can once again have access to the energy produced by the atom. Only by proceeding from a rigorous scientific framework will we be able to overcome those fears and prejudices that have punished for many years the use of nuclear energy, which is necessary for the country to achieve security and independence in the energy sector ».

Cingulani opening

Even the former Minister of Ecological Transition, physicist Roberto Sengo, the current CEO of Leonardo, did not hide his approval. “I came back from an experience as energy minister and had dared to talk about nuclear energy when it was not in vogue. This brought me some problems, but at least I reopened the debate. I did it as a physicist, because I don’t sell nuclear plants,” said Cingulani, speaking in the room at a conference on nuclear energy organized by Forza Italia.