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Italy's Senate approves a return to nuclear power

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Briefings

Italy's Senate approved a bill to restart nuclear power generation after a 40-year hiatus, with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's party securing the vote by a narrow margin of 30 votes. The decision marks a significant political shift, though the specific timeline for implementation remains undefined.

Key points

• The Italian Senate passed a bill to restart nuclear power generation after a 40-year hiatus, with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's party securing the vote by a narrow margin of 30 votes.
• The bill was approved by 81 votes to 51, with seven abstentions.

Context

This legislative action represents a major policy reversal for Italy, signaling a potential return to energy production following decades of inactivity. The specific timeline for implementation remains undefined.

Limitations

The evidence is a single sentence summary from a news article dated 2026-09-24. It does not specify the exact date the bill was signed into law, nor does it detail the specific operational timeline for the restart.

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