Italy Announces Supply Chain Agreement As Efforts Continue To Deploy Nuclear

Global momentum creating ‘significant new opportunities’ for industrial sector

Italy Announces Supply Chain Agreement As Efforts Continue To Deploy Nuclear
Italy shut down the last of its nuclear plants plants, Caorso (pictured) and Enrico Fermi, in July 1990. Courtesy Sogin.

Italian state-owned energy company Ansaldo Energia and certification and engineering firm Rina have signed an agreement to develop the Italian nuclear industry supply chain as Rome steps up efforts to seize the opportunities of a rapidly growing nuclear market.

Ansaldo Energia said the initiative is primarily aimed at companies that are not currently active in the nuclear sector but possess transferable industrial capabilities.

The goal is to expand and strengthen the national industrial base, the company said.

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