Italy is reviving nuclear power after nearly 40 years, driven by energy insecurity and climate goals, with new legislation set to pave the way for smaller, safer reactors by 2033–2035. While younger voters see it as a clean energy solution, critics warn of high costs, investor reluctance, and fierce local opposition to siting and waste storage—making the path to nuclear revival anything but smooth.
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