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Italy's Chamber of Deputies is reviewing Bill C. 2669, which aims to establish a regulatory framework for sustainable nuclear energy, marking the first parliamentary discussion on the topic since the 1987 and 2011 referendums. While the bill does not authorize new nuclear plants, it proposes the creation of a national program and an independent nuclear safety authority, along with regulations for next-generation reactors and fusion. Italy continues to produce nuclear components for international projects, positioning itself to leverage its manufacturing capabilities with the bill's potential passage.