Civitavecchia (Reuters) - The future of nuclear technology will provide Italy with 25% of its energy needs. This was stated by Minister of Economic Development Claudio Scajola on the sidelines of the inauguration of the clean coal plant to Enel North Tower Valdaliga in Civitavecchia.
"In the future, nuclear power will produce a quarter of the country. In France there have been incidents in French we say accident, malfunction below the minimum level of danger, without any risk to people and things," said Scajola .
"We want to arrive in the next legislature to the production of nuclear energy for electrical use," he added.
In his speech at the opening, Scajola then stated that the government does not rely exclusively on nuclear power "will define measures to diversify the geographic areas of SUPPLY and energy sources, including the use of advanced technology options. In this strategy, promote clean coal, along with renewables, conservation and energy efficiency. "
"We want to reach an energy mix in the future where you will be able to get energy from fossil fuels to 50%, 25% from renewable sources and then to 25% from nuclear," said Scajola intervention.
The Minister reiterated that "in the autumn, the government will introduce a special plan for energy and energy efficiency with the objective to reduce at least 1% per year expected energy consumption.
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