Due to the impact of energy costs, the Italian government is considering restarting nuclear energy production after 40 years.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 15 that Italian Prime Minister Meloni has always regarded nuclear energy as a solution to revive Italy's sluggish economy. Now, her government is planning how to truly restart this banned technology. According to informed sources, nearly 40 years after Italy shut down its last nuclear reactor, Meloni's team is consulting experts and discussing how to restart nuclear energy production. Italian officials have traveled to Canada to explore technical design solutions and have communicated with French officials regarding France's nuclear industry. They added that the government has also discussed technical solutions from Korea and the United States internally. For Meloni, the plan to restart nuclear energy production is crucial to her commitment to help businesses burdened by Italy's high energy prices, which are among the highest in Europe. She has always advocated that nuclear energy can be part of a long-term solution, and to some extent, has tied her political future to the success or failure of the nuclear energy plan.