The strategy focuses on advanced technologies, including Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), microreactors, and fourth-generation fission technology. The plan also includes investments in nuclear fusion, reflecting a long-term commitment to sustainable energy development.
They aren’t planning to have fusion by 2030, just to invest in it. Also fourth generation reactors do exist and multiple are in the demonstration phases.
Whether Italy will have the funds and expertise to pull it off before 2030 is definitely questionable, but I think you’re misinterpreting and/or misrepresenting what is being reported here.
Finally, the article doesn’t have be pro or contra. It just has to report facts, which is what it’s doing. Why is your expectation for it to take a stance one the issue? Shouldn’t neutral reporting be what we expect? Do you want people making up their mind for you?
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They aren’t planning to have fusion by 2030, just to invest in it. Also fourth generation reactors do exist and multiple are in the demonstration phases.
Whether Italy will have the funds and expertise to pull it off before 2030 is definitely questionable, but I think you’re misinterpreting and/or misrepresenting what is being reported here.
Finally, the article doesn’t have be pro or contra. It just has to report facts, which is what it’s doing. Why is your expectation for it to take a stance one the issue? Shouldn’t neutral reporting be what we expect? Do you want people making up their mind for you?